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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
8
A Baltimore American item humorously notes a poet writing a sonnet about a woman with ebony hair and rosy lips. After rereading, he curses his verse and sells the first stanza as a hair dye advertisement, insinuating the lady’s anger at the transformed page.
An ad proclaims Iscal applications cannot cure deafness, argues the Eustachian tube inflammation causes the issue, touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a moneyback offer, and ends with a humorousExchange between Willie Wuzit and hazy Louie-Hello about graft secrets and gold bricks.
Brevity of ad claims Mother Gray, nurse at a New York Children's Home, offers Powders to cure feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and destroy worms. It boasts ten thousand testimonials and urges all druggists to stock the remedy.
A correspondent reports a threat over a $12 debt. The speaker laments illiteracy and refuses to respond to letters, noting they cannot read. The remark is framed as a rural encounter with a creditor pressing for payment and threatening action.
Mrs. Austin arrives in town amid talk of local hospitality. Advertisements mention hotel chefs earning large salaries and a woman in Wakits Oklahoma praising Piso's Cure for Consumption. Also notes include a federal belief about Mormon missionaries and an appeal for Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer with free trial offer.
In Basswood Corners chatter, Uncle Jackson delays death rumor as Jed Sailor trades venture for a Holstein cow and Jack Heckman sells personal effects on the square. Deneon Smith swaps horses while Marlow parts with a shotgun for Dug Hodds, and Warty’s bus heads to the livery stable for twenty dollars. Commercial activity appears robust.
Three series of low fares offer round trips to Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon British Columbia on first and third Tuesdays March April and May. One way settlers’ tickets to several western destinations sold daily during March and April at reduced prices. fares vary with origin and destination. Tickets valid on all Great Northern trains. information available from agents or Max Phiss and Whitney in St Paul Minnesota.
A murky collage of overheard remarks and stray lines appears, including a flirtatious complaint about a man’s glance and a mention of voting practices under an Austra lign ballot system. It also references hay prices, a seed company ad, and a teething syrup warning.
Mrs L A Harris a Chicago club member says ovarian troubles can be cured without surgery. She criticizes doctors for overusing operations and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after eight years of illness. She urges women to try the compound first. A $5000 forfeit warns against counterfeits.
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