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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
5
An old ad touts Pape's Dinpeysin as instant relief for indigestion gas and stomach distress. It promises rapid digestion, acidity relief, and low drugstore cost, labeling the product as the sur est stomach reliever in the world.
The father questions his eighteen year old daughter about a young man leaving after midnight. She defends herself saying she cannot tell him to leave and mentions keeping a scrap book. The father warns her to prevent a recurrence while noting his accounts and millinery expenses.
Advertises St Jacobs Liniment as a harmless rheumatism remedy that soothes pain in joints muscles and bones. Claims internal treatment is rarely needed and urges rubbing on the tender spot to relieve stiffness swelling and neuralgia. Promotes a trial bottle from a local drug store and promises rapid comfort.
In Petunia, Riley Rezzidew fumes at HI Prince accusing him of harassment during citizens’ exercise of their rights. He vows to buy a grocery store to have a place to play checkers without being snubbed or stumbled over.
The note describes mixing water with Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine to darken gray hair. It claims low cost and easy home preparation with full directions in Barbo Compound boxes. It promises gradual darkening without scalp staining and a non greasy finish.
A satirical exchange mocks a speaker’s fourteen points with a sharp jibe about Theodore Tilton lectures, reflecting sharp wit and era humor in a Kansas City Star feature.
An ad-like note suggests tea purifies the blood and cleanses the system to eradicate disease. It contrasts a speaker who claims all men are equal with a skeptical view, reflecting vintage marketing tone and social commentary.
Indiana lawmakers push to finish sessions amid fights over a water plant condemnation bill in East Chicago and the public service commission reform. The House debates a measure to abolish the commission while considering condemning the East Chicago water plant.
The House of Representatives killed the bill raising Supreme Court judges pay from 6000 to 8000 and Appellate Court judges from 6000 to 7500. The measure, reported from committee with a recommendation for indefinite postponement, was defeated by acclamation.
The senate advanced a county road authorization for Huntington County and moved several education, constitutional, and local governance measures. A noted defeat occurred for auto fee increases, while the Wright bill on alcohol limits saw an amended home quantity. A dam project and a renaming office for county engineer faced passage hurdles. The House approved a 2000 dollar memorial site purchase in Henry County for Wilbur Wright.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for constipated children and ill stomachs. It touts a pleasant taste, promises quick relief, warns against counterfeits, and directs buyers to confirm the product is from the California Fig Syrup Company.
A mother explains to her child the distinction between a ham actor and a bum actor. She notes a bam actor resents being called a ham actor, while a ham actor does not care about being called a bum actor if he can still earn his salary.
August Flower is promoted as a remedy for disordered stomach and inactive liver pain relief. The ad claims gentle laxative effects, regulation of digestion, cleansing of the stomach and alimentary canal, and stimulation of bile production to purify blood, with worldwide sales and a call to give it a trial.
A gardener quarrels with his wife over the first fruit of their family garden. He claims it for succotash while she asserts it is her sweet pickles. Their niece, laughing at the clash, digs it up.
Cuticura Soap cleanses daily and Ointment purifies skin, then used as needed to keep complexion clear and hands smooth. Add Cuticura Talcum for fragrance to complete the toilet trio. Adv.
Fragmentary remarks discuss a doctor’s touch of rheumatism and a senator’s expectation to improve and amend the constitution. A clerk is asked what he will do. The exchange hints at efforts to modify the state charter.
A 19th century advertisement claims Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription treats feminine disorders by addressing the cause with a natural herbal formula. It touts safety, no alcohol, and cites letters from grateful users as proof of effectiveness.
Fragmentary dialogue from an old Birmingham newspaper feature mentions a soldier leaving the army and rough experiences. The excerpt highlights casual slang and a note on gambling while in camp, with no concrete events, dates, or names to anchor a summary.
A long familiar remedy Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound promises to darken gray hair naturally. The ad claims easy at home application with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur sold in drugstores and a small cost per treatment.
A brief courtroom exchange captures a judge asking for clarification on a spoken phrase. The phrase appears garbled and elicited requests from participants to take back or reconsider. The moment underscores confusion over wording during the session.
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