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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
5
Reader advice promotes a daily inside bath using hot water and limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this cleanse prevents toxins from building up sparking improved mood energy and digestion for all ages. The endorsement notes a quarter pound of limestone phosphate is inexpensive and effective.
A dialogue fragment shows one speaker dismissing saving for a rainy day while another mocks lack of preparedness. The exchange highlights contrasting attitudes toward saving and planning.
A classified style ad promises freckle removal using ethine double strength ointment. Readily available from your druggist, a small amount is claimed to clear freckles and blemishes with a money back guarantee if it fails.
A haughty amateur asks what he gains from the stunt and is told he would receive nothing unless the speaker acted as magistrate, in which case he would face sixty days.
A vintage ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a kinder alternative to harsh historic remedies like castor oil and calomel. It claims the fruit laxative cleanses the liver and bowels, soothes the stomach, and prevents illness, with a 60 cent bottle sold in stores and full directions on the label.
A playful exchange features a joke about managing many joy rides by joking that practice comes from auto suggestion. The line hints at self-improvement through repetition and humor in a casual, lighthearted tone.
Recapture of trenches near Ypres and a small German salient reported by London. French mine sweeper Au Revoir torpedoed but all crew saved. Austrian squadron seen off Corfu, then fled. Germany opens submarine war against British shipping with two ships torpedoed. Thornsby crew killed. Malvina sunk. Portugal war ultimatum looming. La Provence sinks with heavy loss. 9000+ lives lost. Italy seizes 34 German ships. Tripoli evacuations as Russian advance nears Trebizond. Verdun area gains and Pepper heights partly occupied. Nuri Bey killed. Marechiaro hospital ship sunk near Albania.
News in brief reports a fire aboard the battleship Nevada in Quincy Massachusetts with flames rising 100 feet but the vessel remained undamaged. Other items include a failed assassination attempt on a Providence Journal office, vice investigations in Minneapolis, mine disasters in West Virginia, and a mail robbery in New York.
The House Military Committee in Washington advances a bill to expand the army with a final vote anticipated before adjournment. President Wilson presses for quick congressional action on a measure to warn Americans against aiding armed merchant ships. Admiral Fletcher reports strong sea forces to the House Naval Committee. Germany and Austria Hungary vow to sink armed merchant ships on sight, prompting White House urgency.
The New York Times asserts Serbia and Montenegro have no noble class today, tracing the roots of both states to medieval struggles with Turkish rulers. It notes the term Serb predates Latin servus, rejects modern noble pretenders, and credits peasant uprisings with shaping national identities.
Reuter telegram from Amsterdam reports the queen mother Elizabeth of Roumania dead after pneumonia. The text notes Mrs Henrietta Williams widow of Gen J S Williams died in Mount Sterling Kentucky at age ninety, who during the Civil War equipped a Confederate infantry company at her own expense.
An Italian inventor uses rolled old newspapers bound with gum and paraffin to create scaldarancio or ration warmer segments. The device heats a soldier's rations, with Italy collecting newspapers nationwide for this purpose as noted by a Rome correspondent.
Fragmentary passage discusses unity among men within the Russian army and mentions class dynamics, highlighting a sense of brotherhood across military ranks. The text borrows the phrase all men are brothers to emphasize shared duty and solidarity.
After earning money through diligent effort a man finds he must keep working hard to preserve it. The saying reflects ongoing labor to sustain financial gains and security.
Ungrounded health column claims meat causes kidney strain and urges a remedy with radish salts and lemon juice. It warns of headaches rheumatism and urinary issues from sluggish kidneys and promotes a radical salt-based treatment.
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