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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1903
Page
7
Catalog of fabric and apparel discounts lists 2 and 3 yard pieces of silk blends at 50 to 98 cents per yard, silk tissues Tambour suitings and fast color dress ginghams 10 to 25 cents, calicoes at 4 cents, ladies gingham petticoats 59 cents, Mercerized sateen petti coats and Turkish washcloths priced modestly, towels 1 cent.
J A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama was hospitalized twice for a severe pile condition with 24 tumors. Bucklen's Arnica Salve stopped inflammation and cured him after other remedies failed. It conquers aches and kills pain. 25c at W L Piper Drugist.
Patent Commissioner Ailen refutes claims of a perpetual motion invention by newspapers. He states the Patent Office has not issued a perpetual motion patent for forty or fifty years and will never grant such a patent again, affirming the office will not allow any so called perpetual motion device.
Advertises trimming of ladies hats offered by Lucy Gault at Caple and Co grocery. The note promotes fashion services within a local store setting and highlights millinery options for shoppers.
Akron Indiana reader notes Miss Galdie Baney visiting nearby areas. Jacob Dice and wife relaxed near Erie last week. Verna Dewald spent Sunday with Ha Fisher. Lantz sale drew good crowds. Lewis Dice on vacation from Valparaiso due to eye trouble. John Sunday injured at Peru Howe factory and resting at home. A bottle manuscript found while fishing mentions a young lady with brown hair blue eyes and 103% pounds and warns against further experiments.
Mr John M Young of Lincoln Sr reports severe cough and cold improved after using Hart's Honey and Horehound. He recommends the remedy for throat or lung ailments and notes his own recovery. Sold by W L Piper Druggist.
Blanche Crispen visited her parents near Mud Lake Sunday. Mrs. J. L. Clouse visits Logansport this week. Aunt Susie Steele is ill at Joe House’s near Sulton. Mrs. E. G. Vore and daughter of Deedsville were Denver callers last Tuesday. Jennie Rannels and son J. C. Rannels with wife visited Rochester relatives Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Cunningham and Elsie Knauff were baptized at Weasaw Creek last Sunday after church. Mr. and Mrs. Coffin from Wagoners visited George Thompson and wife last Saturday. Coffin formerly Lizzie Salyers who spent years in the burg.
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