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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
6
An advertisement-style plea urges readers to purchase a facial cure to remove pimples, blackheads, and a dull complexion, claiming relief from constipation and digestive issues will improve skin tone. The tone imitates a period promotional pitch.
Mrs Mary O Hahn of Chicago writes she suffered two years from liver inactivity with dizziness back pain and nervousness. After ineffective remedies and mineral waters she tried Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and reports complete cure after a few weeks, praising the product and its money back guarantee.
Investor alert describes Mr John Brisben Walker taking the presidency of The Berkeley Heights Investment Co offering 6 percent first mortgage bonds with a 66 percent bonus in preferred stock The firm plans to develop over two acres near Denver within 314 miles and promote a residential quarter The secretary James Randolph Walker invites inquiries from investors in Irvington on the Hudson NY
Government labors to secure two cents from a Jeffersonville mail carrier. a Valparaiso housekeeper is found strangled leading to Truman Beam’s arrest. new General Assembly laws take effect, with Gov Durbin proclaiming enforcement. Runaway youths nabbed in La Porte. Columbia theater fire arson charges. Logansport to get a $50,000 hospital memorial. statewide notes include new Kokomo coliseum, antistrike actions, and a bank robbery thwarted at Michigantown.
An old advertisement extols Peruna as a cure for catarrh of the pelvic organs and infertility. It cites ancient Israelite views on motherhood and features a testimonial from Mrs. L. A. Griffith of Arco Idaho praising Peruna for ending 30 years of barrenness and enabling pregnancy.
A Columbus woman writes that after using Peruna and Manalin she gave birth to a 10 pound girl on March 3 and both mother and baby are well. She praises Peruna as lifesaving and notes neighbors also report improved health. Doctor W McRoberts is quoted endorsing the remedy.
Mrs L M Griffith credits Peruna for a dramatic weight gain after birth and improved strength, claiming the medicine restored vitality after three or four bottles. Another letter from Mrs EB ON Thomas of Alpi Ma praises Veruna and Matafi, noting past medical failures and a recovery after Peruna with renewed health for herself and child.
A faded reminiscence of a town showing Uncle Tom's Cabin posters, with elderly residents recalling past theater rituals. The piece blends comical snippets about about shoes with Allen’s Foot-Bare ads and various old time curiosities. It captures a nostalgic newspaper collage of 19th century consumer notices and quips.
A light exchange shows a landlady serving chicken soup to a borderboarder joke about a rock and catching a chicken. The humor hinges on wordplay about catching and preparing soup ingredients.
The notice announces Sunday trips starting April on the Nickel Plate line with weekly runs on Sundays for parties of five or more traveling together and returning the same day. Part information requests via nearest ticket agent or address in Fort Wayne Indiana.
Fragmented OCR reveals a garbled notice mentioning rubber stamps, ink pads, and a catalogue request to Lock Box 210 Fort Wayne Indiana. It also includes stray references to irrigation works in British India and an odd wheat yield claim in Roghood, with incomplete names and phrases.
Letters praise Doan's Pills for back pain and urinary issues and claim quick relief. Testimonies from Geo A Buratis and E K Stevenson cite renewed energy and reduced symptoms. Acknowledgments mention improved urination and general well being.
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