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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1907

Page

8

Do You Open Your Mouth to Learn What You Take

Do you know the composition of your food or medicine and its effects on your system. Dr Pierce argues you have a right to know and publishes a digest on each bottle. His Favorite Prescription is promoted as a tonic and nerve aid for feminine health, with claims of aiding childbirth and reducing menstrual pain, nervous exhaustion and other feminine disorders. A request for a free booklet from Dr Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo is offered.

Pierce Mierce St. Vitus Rlv. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y

Seed catalog ad promotes 12 cent postpaid seed bundle

In a 1906 promotional plea John A. Salzer Seed Co. offers a 12c postpaid package of garden seeds and a free catalog to expand its customer base. The notice urges readers to order packets of beets cabbage cucumbers lettuce radishes tomatoes turnips and flower seeds, with an additional Berliner Warliest Canktower mix and nursery stock offered for 16c more. It mentions La Crosse Wisconsin as the company location and targets new customers nationwide.

John A. Salzer Seed Co Box C la Crosse Wis

Potatoes Grow Faster Toward Top of Sack, Farmer Explains

A house wife complains potatoes look bigger at the top of the sack. The farmer explains the tubers grow rapidly, so the first dug are much smaller than the last ones. Hamer's Weekly notes the humorous misunderstanding.

Hamer's Weekly

Deafness Cure Claims by Constitutional Remedies

An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by focal applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains the Eustachian tube infection causes hearing loss, usually from catarrh, and promises $100 for any deafness case cured only by Ball's Catarrh Cure. Circulars are offered free, with Wake Hall’s Family Villa for constipation mentioned.

Ball TJ. Cheney & CO Toledo Wake Hall

The Twaddles Family Silences At Home

A short comic exchange shows Tommy Twaddles told to keep quiet while Ma Twaddles speaks. Ma insists interruption is not allowed, prompting Tommy to note the difference. Cleveland Lender is mentioned in dialogue.

Tommy Cleveland

Allen's Moot-Ease powder ad for foot relief

You can get Allen's Poot-Hare Fred Write today to Allen 8 Olmsted Leroy N Y for a free sample of Allen's Moot-Ease a powder to shake into your shoes. It cures tired sweating hot swollen aching feet reduces vanity tight shoes. A remedy for corns and bunions. All druggists and shoe stores sell it 25e.

Allen Olmsted Leroy N. Y

Not Far from It Says Midbsley Fortune Near 1.6 Million

The phrase cites a fortune near $1,600,000 attributed to Midbsley. A correction asserts the sum is exactly the two figures after the decimal point, implying the total hinges on those digits.

Midbsley

Charity Girl in Dinglewood Estate Dreams and Tensions

Audrey, a fresh maid, enters the grand house of Sheila Fraser at Dinglewood. Audrey befriends Lisa the kitchen maid, meets lordly Downs, and eyes the opulent world from staircases to the duchesse mirror while Sheila grapples with her own hidden insecurities and social ambitions.

Miss. Fraser Birehim Sheila Fraser Bates Joan Bievham Sheila Audrey Maxie. Birchai Miss Fraser Duchesse Bircham Miss Irons Jean Dinglewood Audrey Maxse Thera Lisa Neces

Miss Fraser's Sharp Presence At Dinglewood Ride

Audrey Masse watches Sheila Fraser, famed beauty and heiress, as Audrey's introduction unfolds at Dinglewood. Jack Glendurwood returns from a hunt, and Mrs Thorngate notes Fraser's status while ordering Audrey to adjust her dress and duties with Bircham.

Sheila Fraser Audrey Carl Miss Fraser Tuquire Lord John Mrs. Thorngate Dinglewood Bircham Audrey Masse

Parlor Proposal Provokes Comic Rebuff

In a humorous exchange, Fred recalls proposing to Miss Pinkleigh after she lowered the gas in the parlor, only to be refused. Jack quips that negatives are developed in dark rooms, underscoring the punchline.

Fred Jack Miss Pinkleigh

Courage Promoters Comment on Matrimonial Courage

Wedderly says women inspire courage in men and compares facing marriage to facing a tough town opponent. Singleton asks for explanation and Wedderly notes past marital squabbles as context for his bravado.

Wedderly Singleton

Flying machine inquiry prompts light quip in papers

The Usual Variety quotes Jaggles asking if his flying machine is a success. Waggles notes it often crashes midway, a jest echoed by Puck. The Philadelphia Ledger reports no tragedy as the engineer slept on duty and was in bed.

Puck Philadelphia Ledger

Two Years in Bed Cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills

Rheumatism sufferer Robert Obert of Detroit recounts two years bedridden with swelling and leg blotches. After trying doctors with little relief, his mother sent Pink Pills, leading to rapid improvement and a claim of complete cure. Pills sold nationwide by Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady N.Y.

Williams Robert Obert Cameron Street Detroit Mich Dr. Williams

Guilt of Tubalines Finalized in English Episcopal Church

The text notes a form called Guilt of Tubalines created in an English Episcopal church to maintain brass gas fixtures. It mentions Garfield Ten, a herb remedy claimed to purify blood and improve health, advertised as guaranteed under the Pure Food Law.

Garfield

Snail Boy Comment on Presidential Talk Upsets Trustee

A Washington Star quote shows a school trustee asking what the boy said about possibly becoming president. The other trustee replies the reply did not impress him, noting that nearly everyone is mentioned for the position nowadays.

The United States Washington Star

Significance of Seasonal Table Linen Arrangements

A hostess builds a hobby around table linen design matching holidays and foreign flowers. She owns holly for Christmas, bells for New Year, lilies for Easter, May baskets, summer motifs with Ross ferns, autumn leaves with chrysanthemums, and country emblems like fleur de lis, shannock for Ireland, and rose or thistle for Britain.

Ross

Good Natured Again Grape Nuts Restores Health in Montana Man

A Montana man recounts years of indigestion and nervous weakness eased after trying Grape-Nuts. He credits improved digestion, steady nerves, better eyesight, and restored vitality to the cereal and its daily use, noting dramatic personal change and loyalty to the product.

Montana Ouy Tposium Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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Quentin Wil Iabine Nicholas Garden City Effie A. Rowlands Mrs. Thorngnate George Delf Woods Hector Sary Elisa Plore Eliza Orenes Lord John's Andrey Downs Ediza Anna Inglis Ghoo Mixa Fraser Mrs. Fraser Sherwood Downs Welland
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