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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a kidney and bladder flush. It claims the lemon grape acid lithia mix cleanses clogged kidneys, reduces irritation, and ends bladder issues with a spoonful in water daily for a few days, highlighting safety and home use.
A Louisville Courier Journal quip notes a man asking a guest to attend a home stag party and seeks a written promise to show his wife. The comic exchange underscores trust in domestic life and humorous miscommunication.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a claim that it works internally through the blood on mucous surfaces. The copy cites J. McC and Co. of Toledo Ohio and mentions testimonials and a forty year history with a price hint of a dollar amount per case.
A mother reprimands Charles as his clothes appear covered with white dog hairs. Charles responds in a mournful tone that Zip is mouiting, explaining the fur coat is from the pet.
East Chicago plans a special election to upgrade to second class city status under 1915 state law because census estimates fall short of 85 000. Officials fear lack of qualified city leaders without the upgrade and incumbents hint at resignations to secure higher salaries.
A late night train conversation reveals a detective’s claim that a seemingly perfect fraud is the result of marrying a temperamental woman. The snippet shifts to nursery life where Little Tom resists eating, and Martha demands he finish the egg and all.
While a newsreel played, two women discussed a navy life scene in a film. They note their sons and husbands serve, and comment on the scenes of shipboard scrubbing. The exchange highlights how cinema mirrors wartime duty and domestic life.
Evidence from the Isle of Man Antiquarian Society secretary links Miles Standish to the Manx Standish family of Ellanbane and traces the lineage to the fifteenth century Derby family roots on the Isle of Man with a 1511 property record. The finding predates Miles Standish’s proposed birth by decades.
A humorous exchange shows one man claiming a one hour win over his wife in an argument, followed by the sting of silence as a consequence. The line notes misfortune as the genuine divider between true and fake friends.
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