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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1921

Page

5

Lydia E. Pinkham Therapy Featured In Personal Narratives

Letters from women across several states praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and enabling pregnancy. Testimonies from Altoona Millston Marinette and others claim improved vitality, fewer childbirth problems, and happy, healthy babies after use.

H. H. Janssen Millston, Wis

Farmer’s boastful rivalry echoes through corn rows

Sullivan county farmer hires a helper to gather corn and boastfully claims no worker can beat him. The hired man quickly pulls ahead, prompting the farmer to command stop or risk losing the job. This anecdote contrasts pride with actual skill amid fieldwork.

Sullivan County

Globe trotter buys Syrian lambs fleece in England joke

A young traveler buys a large amount described as Syrian lambs fleece and asks his tailor to line an overcoat with it. On trying it on, the tailor says more material was needed, noting the fleece is unavailable in England. The traveler learns it is rabbit skin, a local name.

London England Syria Montreal Herald

Indignant Wife Rescues Lapdog From Husband

A London Opinion quip contrasts a wife rescuing her well bred lapdog from a husband who mocks him. The wry remark implies the dog’s refined nature and the husband’s petty behavior in a domestic squabble.

London

Willing to Hold Luxuries Bring Class Clash

A Baltimore American humorous line contrasts a millionaire's daughter boasting of luxury with a penniless youth retorting to try his lot, illustrating social contrast in a light domestic column.

Imillionaire

Kitchen friendly doles and homestyle recipes featured

A vintage cooking roundup presents budget meals and desserts. Hot Pot beef dish with potatoes and carrots, Philippine Salad with celery walnuts and mayonnaise, Apple Crisp with cinnamon and crumb topping, Cream Pie with meringue, and Egg in Nest. Read alongside a Ruskin quote on daily acts of kindness and renewal.

Meats and Savory Dishes for Family Meals

A collection of simple recipes using ham and pumpkin. Includes baked ham with brown sugar and cream, Waldorf ham with white sauce and eggs, egg and ham scallop layered with sauce and crumbs, and pumpkin pone made from stewed pumpkin cornmeal galt and sugar.

Virginia

Mrs Barrette Praises Tanlae For Splendid Health Rise

Mrs Aurare Barrette of 123 Second Street Manchester New Phillipshire says two bottles of Tanlac relieved years of back pain kidney trouble and constant fatigue. She reports improved energy sleep and nerve calm and plans to continue Tanlae until fully cured. Tanin? is sold by leading druggists everywhere.

Tanlae Aurare Baurrette Second Street Manchester New Phillipshire Barrette Tanine Adv

Speechless pew candidate stirs London chuckles

Mrs Monrough asks about a parliamentary candidate’s speech and her husband jokes that the speaker talked for three hours but failed to say what about. The exchange highlights public brisk humor in London.

Jack

Self Made Man Echoes In Boston Transcript Quote

A quotation from the Boston Transcript questions the value of a self made man, noting he often becomes a bore when recounting his achievements.

Boston Transcript

When Jefferson Took Oath Inauguration Drama and Attendants

The first Jefferson inauguration featured drama with Burr aboard the north wing portico. Chief Justice Marshall administered the oath, a known foe of Jefferson. Jefferson then spoke in the senate chamber and received diplomats at his boarding house as his party celebrated Federalist defeat.

Jefferson Capitol Aaron Burr Marshall Adums Burr Senate Chamber Popular Party

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