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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
6
Excerpts show testimonials praising Peruna for spring catarrh relief including a Washington, D. C. reader and a Pittsburg, Kansas writer. Additional items note a New York dog hospital nurse, a humorous Elijah translation quip, a gossip remark, and a mock weather line about sea freezes at 32 degrees.
Mrs Albert Taylor of Kakarme was seriously injured in a fight with a hawk that attacked her and her sister Miss Rhianche Potty while protecting a hen flock. The hawk, four feet wingspan, was eventually killed after lacerating her shoulders and arms.
The report details rising insanity and overcrowding at Indiana hospitals. Sheriff Meredith supervises a county case in Richmond where John Henry Thorman, declared insane, awaits admission. Thorman shows severe sleep deprivation and a compulsion to eat string and cloth while under constant surveillance.
In Hale Missouri residents note four daily trains on their line with no wrecks or night trains. A weekly editorials favor cautious schedules while promoting home remedies and local anecdotes including a violin made from a box and a boy musician cargo.
Public magazine-loathed snippets mention a critic and a debate on plagiarism. References to Miss Cayenne and a Washington Star quote appear amid odd product notes and a remark about batter shipments from Uruguay to England.
An advertisement by Dr Kinner promoting a permanent cure for St Vitus dance and nervous diseases. It touts a free land offer and a trial battle of treatments, citing location at 991 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Odd comic exchange from the Louisville Courier Journal mentioning a hotel and distance. The ad promotes Rubber Stump for signing letters and vouchers at 1.25 pounds with a Fort Wayne address and a nudge to mention the paper.
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