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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
4
Miss Lucretiia Seymour, artist and designer, unveils a white mackerel hat with fins eyes and a swinging tail on Tremont Street, eight hours daily for eight days to craft the headpiece. Onlookers react with awe, scorn, and curiosity as the spectacle unfolds in Beantown.
A tense exchange reveals a son’s death of Archibald Sharpe-Newpop, with misstatements and corrections about the existence and fate of the boy. The dialogue centers on whether the child lived or died and who knew of the boy’s existence.
A prison commission visit recalls a convict who jokes his family life fuels his crimes. A geography lesson sparks a Charlie Chaplin reply from students. A boy’s miswritten composition on babies reveals humor and errors in the classroom.
A compilation of simple recipes and serving ideas uses leftovers like mashed potatoes to form croquettes and a robust Oriental Stew with mutton and vegetables. Additional dishes include Rice With Bananas Beef Brains and Salmon Canape, with practical notes on preparation, plating, and seasoning.
A collection of home hacks including sealing scratches with vaseline to deter match scratchers, combining two holders for portable use, adding an interior apron pocket, camphor to prevent silver tarnish, a clothespin bag on a hanger, repurposing a nutcracker as a wrench, tinting old wallpaper, storing rubbers on stairs, tearing wallpaper edges for patches, using a clothespin to steady stirring, using half a eggshell as a funnel, magnets to separate rusting buttons, sharpening needles with emery or sandpaper, and cleaning shoes with emery paper to remove water spots.
An ad sells EATONIC tablets as a cure for hyperacidity and acid stomach. It claims indigestion, belching, and fatigue stem from sour food in the intestines and asserts rapid relief, improved energy, and a money back guarantee through the local druggist.
A female lecturer on women's rights argues marriage should be a business contract with husband and wife as equal partners. The meek AI narrator replies that at their house the wife is the buyer and the speaker is the senior partner.
An antiseptic powder shaken into shoes or foot baths relieves pain from corns and bunions and soothes tired swollen feet. Sold widely with a warning to avoid substitutes.
A man recalls buying fine new garden tools to please his wife who balked at every muddy use. She proved highly particular, turning his gardening plans into a domestic tug of war.
A row of quirky misquoted lines contrasts views on the Japanese, traditional medicines, and mythical Spring Medicine. The text blends light humor with nostalgic slang about women driving things out, boots, and a clumsy ballplayer never striking twice in the same place.
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