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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
6
A fragmentary tale portrays a speaker facing attempts at mischief from a dog a grocer and a baby. The narrator responds with physical restraint to the dog and gentleness toward the other two, claiming affection and calm understanding across encounters.
A simple home prescription is advised for backache kidney pain weakness and urinary trouble. Mix Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces and take a teaspoon after each meal and at bedtime. The remedy is said to force kidneys to filter acids and poisons from the blood and relieve rheumatism.
The London Globe notes Italy’s population has shifted from growth to decline with emigration of about one million yearly. From 1901 to 1906 the annual gain dropped from 7.38 to 6.1 per 1000, while rural districts such as Labuan, Apulia, Sicily, and Campagna fall to 1.1 per 1000, despite some gains in industrial areas.
In Bloomington a mass resignation occurred as ten of eleven high school teachers left the school after the board refused to back Principal Howard Clark in his fraternities investigation. The teachers quit after publishing a private report and claim they stand with Clark, amid legal and disciplinary tensions at the school.
Miss Josie Gray, cashier at the largest Evansville furniture store, was beaten and left in the safe early Sunday. Several thousand dollars missing as police search for culprits. Gray’s condition is serious but not fatal and she may recover.
Mrs Etta Marrison, formerly Etta Parry, learns her first husband Richard Harrison is alive in Michigan after fifteen years. she travels to join him while her second husband Arthur Parry recently died. Harrison, owner of a fruit farm in South Bend, had vanished from the Klondike era.
Mrs. A. E. McCance of Marion returned home to find a burglar had entered and rifled the pantry. She accidentally told him where money was hidden, and the thief escaped with eight dollars before a policeman arrived.
Marian police investigated allegations that Frank Fanning starved his wife Mrs. Fanning who was sick for ten weeks. He reportedly kept her confined at home and refused to bring meals during her illness sending her to hospital amid the case.
Within Our Borders Charles Bauer died suddenly while sitting on a relative's grave in a cemetery at Poseyville. Death attributed to grief. Grant Hardesty a retired farmer died by his own hand after taking poison. Hardesty found dying on Grand Trunk tracks east of Valparaiso by a freight train engineer. The Peru courthouse replaced but contracts deemed illegal by appellate court decision.
Edward Howell of Fort Crook Nebraska describes fifteen years of severe itching on hands arms and legs. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for six days the itching ceased and sores disappeared.
A rural physician drives nine miles through rough roads at night to answer an emergency. Upon arrival a voice from upstairs says the patient is too sick to see the doctor that night and asks him to return another time.
The world renowned Allcock porous plaster has a sixty year track record of relieving pains from colds and over strain. Alicock's Viastera are sold by druggists worldwide.
Members at a local club exchanged heated opinions this afternoon. Mrs Gasser I expressed strong sentiments while Mr Gasser I reacted with disbelief and asked who spoke up. The moment captured a spirited discussion among attendees.
One trial will convince you of the peculiar fitness of Nature's remedy Garfield Tea for liver kidneys stomach bowels and impure blood rheumatism and chronic ailments.
A quirky dialogue from Our Own Minatrels features Bones and Interlocutor debating differences between a dude and a prize dog while an offstage announcer previews a world renowned vocalist. The Chicago Tribune quip frames the scene with a humorous ballad title.
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