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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
8
The speaker recalls childhood days on a hillside with a dear friend playing the game of mumble peg as dogwood petals fall. He longs to loiter again in springtime, savoring memories, smiles, and tears from yesteryears.
A witty exchange from New York Weekly notes a lover-questioning proof of affection. The contrast between dancing at the Asterbilt ball and genuine proof sparks a humorous claim that dancing alone fails to show true love.
Ely's Liquid Cream Bala prepares relief for nasal catarrh using an atomizer spray. It preserves healing properties without drying secretions and includes a spraying tube in the 75 cent price. Available at druggists or Ely Bros New York mail order from 56 Warren Street.
A conductor informs Cholly de Broke that the train does not stop at the requested Hickstein's, the pawnbroker, as the passenger looks at his ticket.
The fragment touts Ball Blue with catchy phrases and claims a 2 oz package for 3 cents. It also mentions John Chrysostom praising his mother's tenderness and beauty and links her eloquence to his wide reputation.
The weekly weather bureau crop report notes rain improving wheat in Illinois Missouri and winter wheat in California and Texas while drought persists in upper Ohio valley and parts of the South. Corn planting advances in Missouri Kansas Kentucky Virginia with cotton and tobacco outlines, fruit outlook promising though peaches lag.
An offer urges readers to write Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York for a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease powder. The ad claims it cures tired damp and swollen feet and eases tight shoes, and helps with corns and bunions, noting it is sold by all druggists and shoe stores.
In Uncle Josh’s Views the city guest Joshua Wayback describes the reception as unfair. He jokes about men wearing collars high enough to choke them while women move about freely, noting a lack of signs or places to fasten them.
A fragment from a Philadelphia Press item mentions dyeing issues and a newlywed proudly claiming change after marriage. A rival notes concern for the wife, while a farm ad endorses Piso’s Cure for Consumption and Asthma with a testimonial from W. L. Wood in Farmersburg Indiana dated Sept 8, 1901. A quote from Lassie ends the clipping.
An advertisement urges white fabrics with Red Cross Ball Blues, selling large oz packages. It notes Germany’s twenty-two shipyards employ 60,000 workers and promotes printing outfits and stamps with a catalogue and price list from Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Ind.
Stomach troubles drive most illnesses and Vogeler's Curative Compound is touted as a universal remedy. A Winchester Ohio wife reports long use of Vogeler's improves indigestion and would not be without it. St. Jacob's Oil of Baltimore offers a free sample bottle.
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