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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
2
The Boudoir describes a wedding custom where invited guests taunt the bride to test her temper. Remarks range from rude to approving as guests pressure her to pour tea and display obedience. The ritual ends with the bride made to stand on an inverted cup to reveal foot shape.
May 1 at Clayton Texas specials report Mr J H Bailey asserts Dodd's Kidney Pills cure Diabetes and kidney disease. He says he has diabetes himself and after seven boxes is working again and believes strict diet would complete a cure. Bailey claims the pills have cured hundreds of cases and never failed.
In a Boston schoolroom a primary class teacher asks students to define gems after a voyage to America. A boy named Robert springs up, shouting an unsure term, while others mishear and the scene ends with a lively, if garbled, classroom moment.
A Jersey City resident, Adam Sathy of Grand Street, reports severe scalp itching that plagued him day and night. He used hot water washing, Cuticura Soap, and Cuticura Ointment as a dressing, claiming his scalp cleared and hair grew back after the treatment. He notes continued use of Soap since and praises the remedy.
A Century excerpt notes Mr. Burbank’s long work on the daisy and its pest resistance, producing blooms five to seven inches across with strong keeping qualities. It also praises his successful enhancement of geranium size and color brightness.
An 19th century style advertisement urges readers to mail Verna Remedy Company for a free trial bottle of Vernal Palmettona, claiming it cures dyspepsia constipation headaches catarrh liver kidney and bladder diseases with one daily dose, and notes it is sold by druggists nationwide.
A bird naps through a sunny day while a friendly squirrel urges it to rise and seize the worm. The bird yawns and claims a vegetarian diet, stating it does not eat worms. The scene frames a playful fable about food choices and routine.
An 19th century advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case with claims of Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. It lists Cheney and Co as Toledo proprietors and includes endorsements from West and Invax and Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists. The text promotes internal use and mucous-surface blood action with a price of 75 cents per bottle and testimonials available.
Stores along the street decorate as word spreads that the President will pass. The grand fur niture emporium showcases a display of baby carriages.
The Seventh Michigan veteran recalls a daring night in 1868 with an improvised escape from a rebel camp. He swapped uniforms, killed a guard with a knife, hid the body, wrote a message on his shoe, and narrowly avoided discovery to warn Union forces of enemy moves.
The piece examines why people sleep, weighing ideas from toxin build up to brain cell isolation. It explains sleep as a state when brain cells cease full contact, due to exhaustion and reduced stimulation, differing from the view of continuous cell interaction.
In Atlanta the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers the Order of Railway Conductors and unions representing blacksmiths machinists telegraphers boilermakers railway trainmen carpenters joiners clerks and car men oppose J Pope Brown idea to cut Georgia passenger rates from three to two cents per mile. An attorney for the groups warns the measure would hurt state prosperity reduce railroad jobs and cut goods. The Travelers Protective Association also argues fewer trains and poorer service would result.
An old gentleman quotes a distinction between a patriot and a politician. A patriot is someone willing to die for his country, while a politician is someone willing to live at the expense of his country.
A wise man claims hair reveals character while a skeptic retorts that many reliable women wear false hair. The exchange plays on appearances versus truth, highlighting skepticism about physical judgments.
Early 20th century advice urges watching for indigestion and liver trouble. It promotes De Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a fast pleasant remedy for chronic dyspepsia with a money back guarantee and availability at druggists for one dollar.
A lyrical vignette from S EB White on mountain camping. It describes settling by a campfire after fishing or hunting, cooking aromas, starry skies, cold moonlit peaks, storytelling, pipes, pine cones, and waking to a cold nose under a canvas tarpaulin as dawn arrives.
The ad urges Ina Pinochle to use Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure swollen smarting tired feet corns and bunions. Shake into shoes for relief while you walk. Available at all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Do not accept substitutes. Sample sent prepaid to Allen's address.
Anxious friend questions Jaggsby about his wife believing a tale he plans to tell. Jaggsby laughs and says she will, noting they were married only two weeks. The exchange signals tension as the couple settles into newlywed life.
Camden county farmer William A. Newman of Sagrada Missouri recounts severe grip symptoms including deafness head and stomach pains and heart fluttering. After failing with doctors and other remedies he found relief and a full cure with Williams Pink Pills, praised as driving poison from the body. The piece also notes a new London fire station record turnout and Mrs. Austins Pancake Flour sales.
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