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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
1
A short excerpt shows Jimmy who, labeled as a product of modern schooling, answers the teacher’s prompt with a witty definition of a synonym. He quips that a synonym is a word you use when you cannot spell the one you first thought of, delivering the line cheerfully.
An 19th century style ad notes a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cure with Mall's Catarrh Cure and Cheney Co Toledo claims. It mentions internal use and testimonials, price seven dollars per bottle, and druggists selling. A London Academy remark mocks a Jardin des Haute tiger labeling changing to Le Tigre National after a royal demand.
From October to May, colds are the most frequent cause of headache. Laxative Tome Anine removes the cause. W Groveon advocates free consent of the people. Rev Thomas Hooker from Connecticut noted as pioneer American Democrat and influenced the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut adopted at Hartford in 1639, forming the first written constitution.
The article outlines dress styles for young girls using gingham, linen, pique, and cotton fabrics with elaborate jumper frocks and party frocks of fine fabrics. It contrasts child garb with adult sister styles and notes runabout lingerie hats with embroidered edges.
A long article details dealers in logs and veneer woods, focusing on white oak yellow poplar and ash for veneering. It describes supply routes from West Virginia Virginia and the South, logging methods, railroad delivery, and the high costs of transport and handling. It also recounts quirky legal cases and century anecdotes on lawsuits and ownership disputes.
A German court case ended with a Berlin businessman paying more than $900 to recover a five cent postage stamp he never received. The outcome drew laughter as the stamp’s value was negligible compared with legal costs and damages.
A fragmentary dialogue presents a riddle about the President's ears and the Loeb reference. The lines feature a conundrumerik figure asking about peculiarity while another character groans at the phrasing, creating a cryptic, literary tone.
An optimistic outlook is a cheerful trait but true strength lies beyond desk slogans. The piece argues optimism should be backed by actions and real results rather than mere positive phrases.
A striking social observation notes that some women absorb gossip quickly and reveal it first, while men who are deemed henpecked are described as deserving of that treatment, implying social judgment in gendered behavior.
An odd ad blend mocks cuisine with a plea to eat plet and lemon custard ideas while promoting OUR-PIL grocer supply. Also cited is a PILES CURED claim for PAZO OINTMENT promising relief in 6 to 14 days.
A noisy morning scene features Bob arguing with his mother about thumping from his room while he explains it is his shoes. An ad touts Mrs. Austins famous pancakes as wholesome and appetizing breakfast.
A quoted inmate confesses to attempting to flatter a rich man and imitate a signature on a check. The prison visitor reacts with surprise as the tale unfolds in a Tit-Bits excerpt.
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