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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1914

Page

6

Western Canada Farming Growth and Immigration Trends

The article notes rising agricultural activity in Western Canada with seeding under good moisture, shift to mixed farming, cattle hogs and sheep thus visible, and growing settler influx from eastern states and western U.S. The Panama Exposition travel via Canadian Pacific Canadian Northern and Grand Trunk Pacific lines is highlighted as a premier journey for visitors.

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Traffic Woes Disrupt Market News in Town

Mrs Corntossel complains the lines are busy delaying communication while her husband fears the railroad will say it is not ready to handle shipments to market. The exchange highlights the strain on local commerce due to transportation bottlenecks.

Odd Advertisements and Sayings in an Indianapolis Star Clip

A collage of ad phrases and quips appears from the Indianapolis Star including product pitches for Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation, Red Grass Ball Blue laundry aid, Eye Granulated Fyelida, and a cold remedy. The text also quotes a wry line about marriage and a lawyer’s trouble with getting back after law.

Testimonial letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Compound

Letters appear in newspapers confirming heartfelt gratitude from women who claim relief from suffering through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One read describes two years of nervous spells and doctors with no help before showing relief in two months.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Recipes and old world treats from Devonshire cream to pound cake

A compiled column offers kitchen lore and dishes including Devonshire cream with rennet, clotted cream flavored with mace and rose water, Tunbridge and Shrewsbury Cakes, and a classic pound cake. Instructions cover mixing, heating, and baking steps for each confection.

Tunbridge Cakes Shrewsbury

The Road Still Beckons the Boy at Heart

A reflective verse fragment recalls Henry van Dyke’s youthful quest. The speaker vows to pursue new friendships, bold adventures, and a crown of personal courage, hoping the final turn yields the finest journey.

Henry van Dyke

The Fresh Mushroom Season and Edible Varieties

The article explains mushroom seasons with meadow mushrooms common July to October and describes early May appearances of fresh caps. It warns that misidentifying varieties is dangerous and notes that many mushrooms resemble toadstools. It also mentions four cooking methods: broiling, roasting, frying, and boiling.

Unruly Joke Ends In Fire At Drugstore

A druggist mocked a young colored errand boy with practical jokes while mixing combustibles. An explosion and fire followed, injuring both men. The boy, nursing a head wound, confronted the druggist saying it was no way to play.

Darky

Cuticura Remedy Claims Complete Skin Cure

A 1913 advertisement features George Miller describing a severe facial infection that spread to his eye. He credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment, used for twenty six days, with curing the condition after receiving samples and purchasing the products. The ad notes worldwide sales and offers a free sample and Skin Book.

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Patience mirrors hair styling invention from Paris

A Parisian invents a mirror supported by a bracket held in the mouth to free a woman’s hands. Patrice notes the design leaves hairpins to be handled elsewhere, questioning practical use.

Patrice

When women fish for compliments they never boast

A witty adage notes that women who seek praise tend to overlook the large achievements they miss, reframing flattery as a social game about attention and perception.

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