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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
8
An earnest advertisement touts Danderine as a miracle to stop dandruff grow new fine downy hair in weeks. It claims immediate effect with a simple application through a strand at a time and promises light fluffy wavy hair with lustre and softness. It urges readers to buy Knowlton’s indefine from drug or toilet counters to prove hair’s beauty.
Fragmentary text shows disjointed phrases about applicants and acknowledgment. no coherent event or named entities to identify a full news item or context.
The readable fragments reference a scare with phrases about no cure and a constitutional remedy. Mentions of medicine, weather, and fevered action hint at public anxiety. No clear event or dates are established within the legible material.
An essay extols outdoor play for children and urges mothers to provide simple, handmade toys and natural materials. It suggests using farm corners, wool shed spaces, and common household items to foster manual skills, independence, and supervised exploration, from blocks to spools and dough play.
An 1750 ad in the New York Weekly Post-Boy claims Barnum was not first to entice the public with wonders. It offers a 21 foot long snakes skin for sale at Peck’s Slip, priced 1x-pence, with claims of a huge snake killed by Braddock’s men near the Alleghenies and a child and live dog found inside its belly.
In a historic Capitoline church Christmas morning a pulpit for children sends young speakers to wisdom and goodwill. They deliver simple homilies citing the birth and life of Jesus, inspiring listeners with earnest, age free messages of peace.
Reading fragment highlights Durham Cathedral as a landmark perched on a promontory or hilltop with strong comparison to other cathedrals. It notes the Norman great pile standing apart in England and its intrinsic merits enhanced by its setting, mentioning Bergamo and London Malt in the context.
Thrift Magazine urges men to stay employed as long as possible, envisioning an ideal of working into old age. It promotes purpose by tending to a garden, supporting national effort, and maintaining vigor to avoid idle retirement.
A fragmentary note questions a man’s sudden wealth claiming he was poor five years ago and labels him a roillionaire. The passage hints at scrutiny of honesty with phrases about proof and personal remembrances, leaving the subject open to interpretation.
A Birmingham Age-Herald quip notes a screenwriter’s press agent calming a tantrum by publishing pictures of a female star’s two sons in France with Pershing. The piece sits among brief jokes and brand mentions, including Geraldine and Gerald, and a Judge-style exchange.
Officials call for all war workers to redirect to practical occupations to support postwar reconstruction and economic stability. The appeal stresses training, certification, and local employment programs as essential steps for transitioning labor towards civilian industries.
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