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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
8
In a continuing chapter, Fitzhugh advances a high stakes social scheme. He plans to recruit Artie Sparkle as a social valet to gain entrée to exclusive circles and to see Kathleen Otts, despite Otis’s growing hostility. Artie’s role promises access to clubs, homes, and elite introductions as Fitzhugh manipulates events.
Fitzhugh visits Artie to claim an IOU debt of eleven thousand dollars. Artie protests the sum as a falsehood, insisting he does not owe that much and that the total is instead a smaller amount he allegedly bought in after a game. The confrontation centers on a contested large debt.
A quoted line portrays a husband who treats money as a strategic game likened to chess with constant check moves. The wife fears escalation and warns that withholding money will turn the conflict into repetitive pawn moves in a tense domestic dynamic.
Budapest dispatch reports Hungary offering to sell the crown of St Stephen for 100000 Swiss francs about 19000 dollars. The crown, oldest European regalia aside from Lombardy’s Iron Crown, traces to around year 1000 and has long symbolized royal authority in Hungary.
The French academy of sciences reports a new dyestuff from sorghum husks. From both sweet sorghum and black-seeded varieties, a coloring gum yields many shades from pink to scarlet and khaki. Colors suit wool, silk, leather, and plant fibers and resist sunlight and soap washing.
Paris moves to require mud guards on all autos and motor trucks to prevent pedestrian splashing. M Georges Lemarchand, via the American Medical Association correspondent, says splashes dirty clothes and pose a hygienic hazard.
The article extols Doctor Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo as a longstanding modern sanitarium with diagnosis and treatment options. It notes the founder's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, plus the Medical Adviser book and a free medical correspondence bureau for home care and confidential guidance.
A playful exchange asks if the audience will enjoy the cinema with a pun on a reel and time, signaling lighthearted entertainment coverage. The line suggests a feature related to filmgoing and audience experience without naming specific titles or venues.
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes to color wool silk linen cotton and blends with a guaranteed new fadeless finish. It claims a direction book in the package and a Color Card to match any material.
Timely advice urges use of Wacher-Balm as preventive or relief for colds and flu. The ad touts the product as the best, priced 80 cents per jar or tube, and suggests carrying a tube. Readers are instructed to mail 304 stamps to E. Wacher, Inc in New Orleans for a tube if unavailable locally.
A survey notes that the variety of human diseases estimated at around 1200. Medical researchers classify these ailments by their origins and effects, aiming to improve diagnosis and treatment across populations worldwide.
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