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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
8
A reader recounts using Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve backache and related symptoms linked to female health. The letter from Adel ing B. Lynnee of Providence notes past improvement and urges others to consider the remedy as a preventive step against worsening conditions.
The Christian Herald notes how modern plants turn waste into value by burning sawdust and converting scraps into fiber, rags, neckwear, hosiery, shoddy paper, and fiberboard. It highlights clever reuse of leather scraps and munitions byproducts as part of an efficiency ideal.
An ad touts Blood root Golden Seal Stone and Queen's root and Cherry bark tablets from Dr Pierce as a spring tonic to fight fatigue and biliousness. It claims to stimulate the liver with Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for colds fevers headaches constipation and dizziness at modest cost.
George E. Bowen urges Americans to support liberty bonds as the way to curb German influence. He argues democracy thrives when money serves the people, not aristocracy, celebrating millionaire privates and civic duty over wealth. The appeal frames postwar unity, sacrifice, and national service as the path to salvation. Where is your dollar?
The text appears as a clipped poetic line about aiming and purchasing, with garbled words and misplaced phrases. It references a “fiend,” a “cea,” and a purchase of a “half A Gowen,” suggesting misread fragments rather than a coherent narrative.
The Pennsylvanian state hospital in Philadelphia was chartered on February 7 1751 with Joshua Crosby as president and Benjamin Franklin as first clerk. The hospital aimed to care for the sick and later hosted Americas first formal surgical instruction in 1769 by Thomas Bond.
A collection of kitchen notes and recipes including a honey olive oil lemon dressing for pineapple, Beef Heart Chop Suey with macaroni, a lemon jelly salad garnish, Hamburg Steak with Spaghetti, a mutton roast method, and a potato salad with garlic. Includes a moral quote from Franklin.
Simple methods to freeze ice cream sherbet and mousse using a freezer and a block of ice. Recipes include Velvet Sherbet Peach Pulp Banana Sherbet and Chocolate Ice Cream with suggested ratios and additions. Also includes Spanish Sponge with orange juice gelatin and orange rind and a lemon custard.
An old remedy ad touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules for kidney bladder and urinary issues. It claims 200 years of use, harmless origin, and refund if not as described, urging immediate purchase from reliable druggists in three sealed sizes.
Lady Davidson brought a Newfoundland cat that was the especial pet of her two daughters. They learned that Australia blocks cats at the border. Under commonwealth rules cats may enter from the United Kingdom and New Zealand with restrictions but not from elsewhere.
Itching Burning Skiing. War eczemas rashes itchings irritations pimples dandruff sore hands and baby humors. Cuticura Soap and Ointment are supremely effective. For free samples address Cuticura Dept. X Boston. At druggists and by mail Soap 25 Ointment 25 and 50 Ady.
In a witty exchange the couple weighs giving up social life for marriage. The response: might give up the home, yet the matinee crowd dancing set and bridge club stay. The Louisville Courier Journal captures the comic denial of full domestic surrender.
A vintage ad touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a $100 reward claim for cure. It emphasizes internal action on mucous membranes and general health support, inviting testimonials and listing J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the maker.
A brief dialogue in Ainslee's magazine features a woman challenging a man about the term coquette. He responds by defining it as a woman who syndicates her affections, delivered with biting humor and sharp tone.
A brief exchange features a gentleman asking for an X and a companion replying that an X is an unknown quantity. The dialogue captures a whimsical contrast between tutoring slang and social chitchat, highlighting playful British phrasing.
A courtroom exchange questions what a will yields. A lawyer notes a 150000 dollar sum, while another observes the old man may have left more. The tombstone marks the deceased’s actual measure.
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