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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
2
A fragment notes sympathy in marriage showing that warmth and effort to light the fire are as necessary for a wife as for a husband. It reflects a view on mutual domestic responsibility and the cold of routine life.
Advertises Cuticura Ointment and Soap to prevent pore clogging for pimples and rough skin. Includes offer for free samples by mail and payment in ads by LYorber Gray Co. Le Roy New York. Also mentions children’s fever remedies and general dubious health claims.
Frederick Kolster and the Bureau of Standards unveil a wireless detector that shows the source direction of radio messages. The portable device aids merchant and naval ships coast guards and government stations in finding the origin of signals, even amid interference and weather conditions.
John Hickman, a seventy year old bead barber in the Capitol's exclusive senate barber shop, says senators are not generous with tips. He marks fifty years of service in 1916 and notes the shop's discreet location near the senate chamber with a doorway kept closed.
Washington has the largest girl scout presence in the nation’s capital with 23 active members and 14 troops under Mrs Henry T. Rainey as president and Mrs Colin Livingstone as vice president. Another hundred girls are organizing for tenderfoot exams as the organization grows under experienced women leaders. Scoutcraft for girls mirrors boys work but adapts to female roles.
Investigation by the US Commerce Department into a purported German wireless station in Maine concludes the entire setup was erected and operated under United States Navy supervision. Officials cite interdepartmental red tape and miscommunication as the cause of a years long government mystery. The British embassy allegedly spent about $2000 in its own probe, while Navy backing and noncooperation shaped the affair.
A collection of kitchen notes on using leftovers and simple dishes. Lamb souffle combines lamb, cheese, and bacon with whites folded in. a combination salad uses peppers grapefruit chestnuts and lettuce. an emergency dessert features egg yolks milk maple syrup and fruit sauces. rice and eggs with cheese offer a quick toasted dish.
A compact collection of home recipes focusing on preparation and presentation. Oatmeal Scones use oatmeal porridge with milk butter sugar and baking powder. Honey Cakes mix honey and flour with filberts and rest overnight. Danish Jelly combines rhubarb sugar water lemon and bread crumbs with whipped cream. A pastry shell filled with fruit and whipped cream is advised. Nut Bread blends graham flour white flour nuts raisins and dates with molasses soda and sour Bake times are noted.
West Danby resident Mrs. Dewitt Sinc ebaugh reports relief from nervous trouble sleeplessness and backache after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She notes benefits for herself and her daughters and recommends the remedy for female disorders and related symptoms. The ad touts forty years of use and herbal ingredients derived from native roots.
Little Willie exclaims roast beef at dinner and questions his father about plans to bring a muttonhead home. Mr. Champleigh attends as guest of honor, and the father confirms the prior remark with a casual reply.
Promo text claims Marine Your Eyes product from Chicago offers an eye remedy and an eye book on request. It urges readers to reveal age and suggests younger appearance with the remedy.
A cryptic exchange questions a death as natural while hinting at a violent end in New York streets. The fragment suggests inquiry into a fatal incident tied to a figure described as living in the city. Further context is needed to specify person or exact circumstances.
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