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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
8
Chilean cavalry horses endured a demanding test of stamina with twenty-one officers riding 250 miles in three days over rough mountain roads. The route included elevations up to 43,000 feet, and all horses were bred in Chile.
The Nickel Plate Road will sell Sunday excursion tickets between any two stations at one round trip fare on the day of travel only. Tickets are valid for the outbound and return on the same day. Contact nearest agent or C A Anterlin T P A Fort Wayne Indiana by write wire phone or call.
A short item notes a peculiar remedy labeled Cure by Vinnlon featuring a cure named Brave and a price of 3 cents per bottle as advertised in a local column.
A Kansas elder debunks magazine tales of wounded buffalo bulls attacking hunters. He cites dozens bitten by rattlesnakes with no deaths and shares anecdotal evidence from buffalo and bear encounters, arguing bears rarely fought back after wounded and that caution is overemphasized.
A young girl sits on a noon step on her birthday and pours out hunger and sadness to a cheerful postman. She explains her nurse is away, cook cross, and her mother plans a party dress while brothers prepare gifts. She has only bread and an icicle to eat.
This fragment offers guidance on caring for the ill such as using a rubber ice bag or hot water bag, screening between bed and window, avoiding strong scents, keeping medicines out of sight, and maintaining cleanliness. It also advertises Allen's Foot-Ease and notes superficial facts like Baltimore’s area and travel deals to Buffalo via the Nickel Plate Road with schedule details.
Grain-O, made from pure selected grain, is promoted as a healthful, pleasant coffee substitute. It allegedly avoids coffee’s digestive and nervous side effects, suits adults and children, and costs 15 or 25 cents. grocers are urged to stock it.
Brief, humorous exchange quoted from readers in Detroit. A husband chides his wife about returning a call while noting she already receives other things from him. The line reflects domestic humor in the newspaper’s letters section.
The Nickel Plate Road offers Sunday excursions on May 6 for parties of five or more traveling together on a single ticket between any two stations within 100 miles. Price is $1.00 per person. Organize your party and contact agents or C. A. Asteriin, T. P. A., Fort Wayne, Ind.
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