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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
2
A Galena Kansas woman recounts a lump on her side that grew after a fall last March. Despite expert opinion she avoided surgery by taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which she credits with dissolving the lump.
A Chicago Tribune quotation recalls a childhood moment when Grandma took a joy ride on a Ferris wheel. She describes the ride lasting a full revolution in fifteen minutes and reflects on its speed compared to modern standards.
A severe midwest storm with subfreezing temperatures devastates premature crops. Michigan fruit belts suffer near total wipeout while Illinois and Iowa face threatened oats losses. Prices for greens and fruits are likely to rise. rain and cool weather may salvage some crops. Grain losses are heavy, with reseeding expected in oat regions.
A Big Four express train from St Louis to Indianapolis struck a defective switch and crushed a siding interlocking crew car at Sandford Indiana. Three men, engineer R E Ely of Mattoon Ill and H Driscoll and L B Donnelly, were killed. Eight others were probably fatally injured while the crew slept in their car.
Senate consideration of Lodge and Crawford Elkins traffic provisions and a 65000 dollar cost of living inquiry faced delays as insurgent revolt talk persisted. House actions included pensions votes and a District of Columbia bill focus while committees shuffled and leadership debates lingered.
New York correspondent Thomas C Shotwell notes Taft’s tariff dispute could push 150 000 to 250 000 American farmers into Canada by 1910, filling US farms with European and urban labor while Canada gains agricultural prominence and wheat supply. Also contains brief notes on a court objection and a Cuticura remedy testimony.
Ida, a 14 year old daughter of Civil War veteran G. W. Rumble of 1144 Eddy Street, heads to the mountains with her father’s locating device and method and locates gold mines. She also re locates lost pay chutes and old mines and offers to tell you about it if you write.
Fragmentary text presents a literary line about Abou Ben Adhem and public notice style advertising female pills and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It references a New York Sun item and lists patent medicine claims with outdated pricing. May reflect a miscellany of quotes and ads.
A promotional blurb extols Easy Task soap as a quick antiseptic cleaner for baby clothes. It claims the product leaves garments soft, trims wash time by half, and is readily available from grocers. It contrasts with common yellow soaps that fail to remove dirt and can irritate infant skin.
Government plans a roads department to oversee a projected highway improvements fund of about $3,000,000 in its first year. Also includes unrelated classified blurbs about a rheumatism cure, a nickel price tag for medicine, and laundry bleaching blue sold by grocers.
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