20 May 1920
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
1
Traveling from Mol iondo along the Southern of Peru railway the ascent to the divide reveals vast drifting sand hills on a dry high plateau. Crescent dunes twenty feet across the thick parts and up to one hundred feet horn to horn mark the pampa where vegetation is absent and wind shapes the grains.
A wartime article highlights music as a spiritual reinforcement, saying music enlisted in the war and guided by song leaders in camps. Soldiers learned individually and in groups, aided by phonographs and vast records, producing a culture of music among veterans and shaping national appreciation for music.
In a terse exchange a speaker questions why the other is roused leading to a claim of wanting to exit the beat. The dialogue hints at a tension between agitation and withdrawal from the situation.
A 20th century shift from closed windows to open air living spreads through New York state villages. Outdoor sleeping and porch living become common while films and phonographs transform family leisure and social centers. Enver Pasha faces protests from Turkish mothers over Dardanelles casualties.
A cryptic exchange unfolds at a London gathering as a guest jokes about a friend in a grave reverie and a hostess questions dancing with Miss Jones, prompting a sharp, wry reply from the guest in a bustling social scene.
A testimonial from Mrs. Alice M. Huntley of Galesburg Illinois praises Milks Emulsion for curing a two year cough after other doctors failed. The ad touts the product as a nutritious emulsion that rebuilds flesh, aids digestion, improves appetite, and strengthens the immune system. It promises a refund if not satisfied after six bottles and lists price and distributor details.
Frank A. Munsey has acquired the Gordon Bennett newspapers and runs a strict operation. A visitor asked if Scribbs the reporter was in. the office boy replied he had not yet seen today's reporters.
The article quotes a husband denying fault and stating he never gives Mnayme a chance to find fault with him. The piece centers on allegations of harsh conduct and the marital dispute.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover that instantly stops pain and lifts the corn or calluses from the skin. It claims a tiny bottle from a druggist can rid feet of hard or soft corn and even between the toes with no irritation. The copy adds a boastful Cincinnati origin and promotional lines from various voices.
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