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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
7
Letters from Crandon Lawton Roxbury and Massachusetts praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving health after childbirth displacement inflammation and other ailments. A schoolteacher anecdote adds a humorous note about a memory lapse after a highbrow reception.
A collage of vintage ad lines and quotes from Richmond Times Dispatch style copy warns mothers to examine Castoria bottles for safety and signatures while airing political quips and pro bono ideals. It notes Dr Pierce’s Pellets as a laxative option and contrasts white clothes care with Red Cross blue branding.
On a Central avenue car two young men discussed a day’s work moving a woman with initials M D. The men laughed as they recalled a months-old nickname Movin Day used for a monthly move, illustrating a light urban jest from Indianapolis News.
A garbled entry suggests careful experiments or observations at a hotel and a hospital setting. Readable names or dates do not clarify the event, but the fragment implies scrutiny or testing in care facilities.
Nostalgic reminiscence describes old New England milk toast served with a hot rich white sauce. It provides simple recipes for custard like Whiff and Rough It puddings and treats like Snicker Doodles and gingerbread animals, plus kitchen tips for crisp toast and softened crusts.
A collection of simple recipes using remaining breakfast farina, meat, and eggs to form fried baits. pineapple rice with whipped cream. stuffed apples with pineapple and almonds. a lemon jelly lettuce salad with pepper and mayonnaise dressing. spaghetti with hamburg and tomatoes. and deviled kidneys with mustard parsley beet extract and cracker crumbs baked to finish.
A conversation recalls a missionary cousin in the Cannibal Islands. One speaker notes a rumor he may have fallen into trouble or a perilous situation abroad, suggesting a risky or dangerous episode behind the mis sionary assignment.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for rashes eczema pimples dandruff and sore hands with promises of immediate relief and potential complete healing. Free samples by mail are offered with a booklet. An unrelated London wartime notice describes female telephone operators ready to respond to Zeppelin raids with rapid night duty.
Federal Trade Commission figures show about 260000 nonbanking corporations in the U.S. Only 60000 post $5000 yearly net income or more, while 100000 have no net income. Among these, one third report under $100000 in gross sales, another third between $100000 and $260000, and fewer than 5000 exceed $1 million. Only 642 corporations top $5 million in annual business.
A York State mother promotes Postum as a safe hot beverage for children, citing personal and family health benefits after switching from coffee. The advertisement claims Postum Cereail and Instant forms, priced 15 to 25 cents and 80 cents respectively, imitate coffee flavor without harming kidneys or nervous systems.
Frank Flook of Lycoming Pennsylvania went fishing for trout along the Little Gap Run and accidentally hooked a pheasant. While casting his line a frightened bird flushed and was caught by the trout lure, then flew off into the woods with the line dangling. Authorities are unlikely to pursue charges as it was the bird's fault.
An advertisement claims Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root dissolves gravel stones. A Lafayette Indiana resident testifies passing gravel stones after use, and a notary public verifies the sworn statement. Readers are urged to send ten cents for a sample and booklet, with bottles sold at drug stores.
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