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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1903

Page

6

Detroit Woman Praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Miss Gannon of the Detroit Amateur Art Association writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her female troubles after months of weakness and misery. The letter, signed by Gannon of 359 Jones St, Detroit, is used to promote the remedy with a $5000 forfeit if authenticity cannot be shown.

Miss Gannon Lee Detroit Amateur Art Association Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia EK. Pinkham Misa Guna Gannon Jones St Detroit Y Mich Amateur Art Association

Headache Causes in Households Cited Here

A medical advertisement blames headaches on constipation from neglecting duties and home tasks. It urges women to take a spoonful of a remedy to relieve discomfort, asserting female ailments stem from modern domestic demands.

Indiana Bank Creditors sue Dekalb Bank officials

Creditors of the Dekalb Bank of Waterloo sue Elizabeth McClellan former Mayor Don A. Garwood Charles McClellan Isaac Wague and Giles T Abbey to seek bankruptcy claims totaling around 125000. The suit accuses an attempt to defraud creditors amid deposits and overdrafts tied to the McClellan family banks.

Dekalb Bank of Waterloo Elizabeth McClellan Don A. Garwood Charles McClellan Isaac Wague Giles T. Abbey McClellan Bank Dekalb Bank Abbey Auburn Bank Waterloo Bank McClellan

Babies in the Snow customs of Laplanders at church

A Ram's Horn described practice where mothers with babies travel long distances to church in reindeer sleighs. Babies are placed in snow nests wrapped in fur. after church, fathers uncover them. Dozens lie in snow without harm, as cold by snow is kept warm by clothing. Reindeer then return families home.

George W. Beck Valparaiso Mary Beck Henry T. Kuhlmeyer Adams Express Vincennes Charles E. Bacon Indianapolis EB. H. Hughes Maldon Mass Cochran Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Albert Green James Green Emmett Gwynn Edward 8. Bingham Montgomery George R. Brown Brown Bingham Appellate Court of Indiana Campbell Bros James Shoyer New Castle Shoyer William Patterson Muncie George F. McCulloch Union Traction Company Patterson

Old Lady Discovers Dodd's Kidney Pills Remedy

An Arkansas woman Mary Dunlop suffered 18 years with kidney trouble and reports a complete cure after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. A Brazils resident, Mrs. Garrett, was near death from cerebro spinal trouble and was saved by the same remedy. The story claims wide praise and rapid benefits from the medicine.

Larnert Ark Mary Dunlop Dunlop Tve Dodd Garrett Brazils

New Tanning Methods Cut Time From Months to Hours

Historical tanning shifts from lengthy bark soaks and repeated pits over six to eight months to modern chemical processes. Ancient practice soaked hides in weak bark, then stronger solutions for weeks, repeating treatments up to four times. Current methods tan even the thickest hides in about three hours using chemicals.

The Pale Yellow Kind

A humorous anecdote from the New York Mail and Express describes a girl and her brother in a streetcar where an amber necklace on a woman named Vandy sparks a child’s questions. The mother explains the beads are pretty, while the child compares them to beans their father avoided.

New York Mail and Express Dlates Vandy

Ely's Cream Balm Claims Public Cure for Catarrh

Advertisements quote testimonials from Oscar Ostrom in Chicago WJ Hitchcock in Buffalo and JG Olmstead in Arcola praising Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh relief. Claims no irritation or sneezing and notes price 50 cents or mail order from Ely Brothers New York.

Ely Oscar Ostrom Warren Avenue Chienzo W. J. Hitchcock U.S A. A. Geo Buffalo N. V J. GC. Olmstead Arcola Ill Cts Ely Brothers Warren St New York

Oriental Cream Promises Beauty Elixir for Complexions

Landor notes ancient attempts to distill beauty then cites Gouraud's Oriental Dream as a harmless cream that cleanses blemishes and leaves a pearly complexion. The piece urges ladies to use the Oriental Cream to be as lovely as nature intended.

Felix Gouraud Andy Gonrauc Crean Landor Gouraud

A Model Office Boy Meets Hiring Test

A Philadelphia Press item narrates a merchant testing a young applicant by asking him to whistle. The boy replies he cannot whistle at all, and the merchant promptly decides he is the right fit by telling him to fling up his hat. The anecdote highlights quick wit over skill.

Philadelphia Press

Too Much for a Tired Tongue

A brief cartoonish snippet records a late night remark by Bigler about being all right and his wife asking him to please the New England States. He attempts the feat but fails after slipping up on Mashashoo setts, as noted by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Bigler New England States Cleveland Plain Dealer

Allen's Foot Ennee powder for foot relief and shoe fit

Ask your dealer for Allen's Foot Enee a powder to shake into your shoes. It rests the feet cures corns bunions swollen sore hot callous aching sweating feet and ingrowing nails. Allen's Foot Enase makes new or tight shoes easy. Sold by druggists and shoe stores 25cc sample mailed free address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy

Not Al Servant Leaves Trust With Dishonest Talk

Not Al Servant departs after being labeled dishonest. He protests he will be missed, telling his mother he knows she will miss him and that his departure ends the matter.

Cassidy O and the wreath for Casey at the quarry

A quirky exchange mentions placing a wreath with the phrase Ne rests in pieces for Casey, who was blown up in the quarry. The dialogue hints at a rough, local tone and uses a misheard euphemism.

Cassidy Ptorist Mape Casey

The Klean Kool Kitchen Kind stove sales rise

The Klean Kool Kitchen Kind line, promoted as stoves with no smoke ash or heat, draws attention for comfortable cooking. Many buyers cite easier cleanup and reduced indoor odor as key benefits.

The Luckiest Way and Butter Color Reference

A fragment quotes a bettor claiming luck fails on the first lottery purchase and mentions carnival tones about butter color and a June tint product as an odd aside. The text blends coy dialogue with market product names.

Paper from Corn Stalks and Ancient Egypt Factoids

Fragmented notes mention corn stalks used for paper and Egypt four thousand years ago. References to breakfast pancakes, grocery items, printer paper, Vienna municipal undertakers business, and various stray product names appear in disjoint phrases.

Egypt

Four-Track Rail Plan Eyed From Pittsburgh to Chicago

A distressed snapshot of a May magazine plea urges readers to write to Katy in St. Louis for Indian Territory notes. The item mentions a booming Pin manufacturing elderly Jack Well and Ned praising baby carriages. The Baltimore and Ohio Railway plans a four track corridor Pittsburgh to Chicago with emphasis on progress.

Indian Territory Katy Wainwright St. Louis Baltimore and Ohio Railway Puide Pittsburg Chicago

Rubber Stamps Made to Order and Supplies

Advertises rubber stamps of all kinds and self inking varieties plus ink pads and pads. Promotes sending for a catalogue to Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana.

Fort Wayne Indiana

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