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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
1
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Napoleon Ohio suffered ten years with kidney troubles and related vision and mobility issues. Doan's Kidney Pills provided quick relief and eventual cure, with sales listed at 60 cents a box from Yester-Milburn Co Buffalo.
325 prize letters sought on coffee to Postum experiences with cash awards: five $10 boxes, forty $5 boxes, one hundred $2 greenbacks, two hundred $1 greenbacks. Deadline June 1 2007. Examiners impartial and letters sincere, addressing how Postum changed habits and taste.
A designer from Arizona unveils a liquid measuring vessel that adjusts to hold different quantities. The upper section is fixed while the lower portion collapses, locking in place to measure various amounts. The device aims to simplify measurement across inventors’ needs and anticipates broader tech use.
A device uses a warm clock to regulate gas lamps in storefronts. A cord links the gas regulator to the clock, increasing gas flow at set times. The timer relieves the keeper from manually lighting lamps and ensures the pilot remains burning for gas lamps.
An old patent description details a pocket pencil holder with a lower receiver to protect pointed pencils and spring catches near the top for quick grasp. The design targets business wear, fitting into a vest or shirt pocket and avoiding pencil damage.
The article discusses how an unaffected square plot of land of about 277 square feet can yield a variety of vegetables including onions tomatoes corn and cucumbers. It outlines space allocation for front yard garden use and back garden beds, with guidance on plant spacing trellising and cultivar choices to maximize yield and aesthetics.
The NY Times notes John Pier son, longtime “Carnegie of the seas,” retires after nearly a century supplying ship libraries. His replacement shifts from sober elevating volumes to thrilling tales of trouble, signaling a change in onboard literature.
Aboard ship the new librarian WH Midng plans to rotate lighter, lively books for sailors to combat boredom. He aims to curb heavy volumes while promoting popular stories by Stevenson and Libbey, noting books should entertain during long voyages. Pierson, leader of the Sailors Friends Society, long managed traveling libraries, reading every title and serving forty volumes yearly.
A reader traces eczema relief for his wife after years of symptoms and notes hair regrowth from Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The account also mentions using Cuticura on their baby to dry skin heat, with dates in 1905 and 1906. Also reports a steer and rider drowning after a train collided with cattle near Cannon Creek, Kentucky.
An advertisement style page promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Garfield Ten laxative, claims internal action and blood purification. Local fines for a motorist in Mast Wolseley England are noted. Also mentions California orange and gold production values, and a steam tramway project for Akmar Netherlands.
A fragmentary dialogue reveals a worker, Pat, being discharged by Dolan and referenced by Mrs. Brady. The exchange hints at a cadre of similar resignations or terminations among workers connected to the same boss.
The text notes that oil content in mites is far greater than in wheat. It cites litter composition around one percent in the former and six to ten percent in wheat.
Eclectic Medical Review cites Dr John Fyfe praising unicorn root for uterine vigor and Helenias as a key remedy for female reproductive disorders. It notes Golden Seal root as another principal ingredient and endorsements from Finley Ellingwood John M Scudder and R Bartholow on its uterine and general tonic benefits.
All kinds of rubber stamps available including self-inking daters and ink pads. Request the catalogue by sending to Lock Box 210 Fort Wayne Indiana.
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