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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
8
Daniel Fitzhugh severs ties with Quigg & Peavy after a heated deal and heads to the Board of Trade. Wheat bears smash on September futures as Fitzhugh counts his escape and hunts a new path with Hunt's backing and a future wager.
A vagrant named Fitzhugh exploits a city crowd and a powerful financier in a tale of deception and crime. He dupes Esther Strom and Kathleen Otis, feigns wealth with dynamite threats, faces trial, and ultimately seeks rescue, wealth, and love while evading arrest.
A fragment notes letters titled Esther with the phrase TO BE CONTINUED and hints at ongoing content. The text appears as a partial caption or teaser suggesting a serialized item and a possible dedication to a figure nicknamed Beag.
An advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion in the stomach and intestines. It cleanses and sweetens the stomach, stimulates bile secretion, and purifies the blood, claimed to aid indigestion nervous dyspepsia sluggish liver and related ailments. Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. try a bottle, take no substitute.
A humorous exchange melts into chaos as Flubdub’s wife returns from the country and walks into a poker game, prompting startled reactions and lighthearted talk about the unexpected sight.
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes promising rich fadeless color for fabrics from wool to feathers. It claims a Color Card matches materials and notes a Direction Bank package with usage guidance. In fiction, a wealthy heiress questions a suitor about his motives while he vows love beyond money.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph item recalls Jimson at a dance meeting a young woman with striking proportions. He asks for a dance and she cites a two step only. he compounds the moment by remarking on how empty the room will feel when she leaves.
The prompt notes curiosity about how Mrs Nexdore obtained a new hat as chatter spreads among ladies. The article suggests Mrs Nexdore unveiled a fashionable accessory prompting discussion in the upstairs circle.
Theresa Coventry of Newark credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing an eight year organic illness that left her bedridden. She reports regained ability to work and urges others to seek advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
A pair of lovers huddle at a doorway as a lamp struggles in a cold draft. He proclaims his love while she echoes it, then a furious father interrupts shouting for the light to be put out and for bed.
“Yes,” said the buyer, “I judge a motorcar by its engine.” The seller asked if finish mattered and the buyer replied he preferred no finish at all, joking that his cars always end with a brick wall or a ditch, not polish.
A portrait by Piment leaves Mr Peel speechless when shown to him by his wife. The lifelike likeness silences him, and the wife expresses satisfaction at the effect of the painting.
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