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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1902

Page

3

Escape through the mountains in a perilous chase

Michel and Jennie cling to hope as a Nez Perce ally guides a perilous night retreat. St Armand urges rest while Richmond Whirlwind and Red Cloud grow more wary Dauntless riders push westward to safety amid a stormy, wind torn dawn revealing a vast amphitheater and crystal streams.

Whirlwind St. Armand Richmond Hudson Bay Utah Ted Cloud St. Louis Eld Whirlwine Mabel Jeunie Moriah Redmain Jennig Mariah Mannah

Pursued by Mad Horsemen on the Hill

St Armand Monnah and Mannah guard against relentless riders under a scorching sun. They test weapons, push horses toward a crest, and vow not to tire as pursuers close in with gunfire overhead.

St. Armand Mon-nah Mon-wal’s Mannah Mabel Monniah Monnah

Fugitives race to hilltop in escape on tired horses

The four horses crest a hill with the fugitives in hot pursuit as St Armand and companions push to outrun their pursuers. Riders Mabel and Jennie show skill while Whirlwind and Richmond lead the chase up the slope.

Hichmond Whirlwind St. Armand Mabel Jonnie Mannah Jennie Richmond

Pie ethics prompt Willie piece of pie

A mother questions why Willie’s pie was eaten and Bobble explains he believed it unsafe for Willie. The Ohio State Journal notes moral guidance and quotes Rowland Hill on the value of being good as a path to doing more.

Willie Bobble Ohio State Journal Rowland Hill

Peruna Credited With Health Restoring Powers

In Brooklyn and elsewhere testimonials praise Peruna for headache backache dizziness and female troubles. Mrs Anna Martin and Miss Marie Johnson share experience of relief within months and urge others to try the tonic noting cures for irregularities and pain. Others from Detroit and Buffalo report similar recovery and gratitude.

Anna Martin Marie Johnson Columbia Detroit Mich Templar In Hope Lodge Order of Good Templara Miss Johnson Asbo Peruna Pertina Pernna Ruth Emerson Sycamore St. Buffalo N. Y Pertna

Peruna Promised As Reliable Remedy For Catarrh

Mrs Anna Martin endorses Peruna as a trusted remedy amid a market filled with questionable medicines. Dr Hartman, creator of Peruna, claims it cures acute and chronic catarrh and offers free guidance via his book Health and Beauty and personal advice from Columbus Ohio.

Misa Ruth Emerson Peruna Hartman Peruna Medicine Co Columbus

Simple Edwin Booth Poster Causes Confusion

A printer trims a poster to show Edwin Booth without the phrase eminent tragedian. The proof’s instruction is followed, removing adjectives. The final billboard announces the engagement of Simple Edwin Booth, matching the actor’s preference for a plain name.

Booth Edwin Booth Ldwin Booth London

Ear Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedies

Advertisement states deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucosa and catarrh. It claims only constitutional remedies can restore hearing, offers a circular, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials of cure.

Hall

The Listener at the Door

A terse drawing room exchange reveals Minnie telling Jack to cut it short as Ma is apoplectic. The dialogue hints at a sudden turn with a mother listening at the keyhole and a dramatic reaction in the room.

Beccause Jack

You Can Get Allen's Foot-Base Free Sample Offer

An advertising notice promotes a free sample of Allen's Foot Base for tired feet and fitting shoes. It claims to cure corns and bunions and lists Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York as the contact with a two cent price for the sample. Drugstores and shoe stores are urged to call.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy

Boarding house meal gaps spark medicine misuse

In a Philadelphia Press anecdote a doctor learns Mr Hallroom takes a medicine once daily, though instructed to take it three times before meals. He explains only one meal is served at their boarding house.

Mr. Hallroom Philadelphia Press

Stamp Shop Ad for AIK Cushions and Printing

An advertisement offers AIK Cushions and rubber stamps plus printing outfits with a catalog and price list. It directs readers to send requests to Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana.

AIK Datera Fort Wayne Ind Indiana

Doctor’s Remark on Bilguns Case Ends in Assignment

Dr Paul Graves confirms no appendectomy was performed on Bilguns. Dr Woodbury Manno states Bilguns made an assignment for the benefit of creditors yesterday.

Paul Graves Woodbury Manno

Permanently Cured Trial Addresses Arch Bites

A brief medical note reports a trial battle against an arch bite infection with a focus on permanent cure. Nosta Singrrananersatia and tacwrRS Seno are named in the report as researchers or participants. Further details are unclear due to OCR errors.

Sunday Outings Excursion Tickets by Nickel Plate Road

Sunday outings offer round trips between any two stations at a single fare good for same day return. Inquiries to Nickel Plate Road agents or to C A Asterlin T P A Fort Wayne Indiana or R J Jamilton Agent Fort Wayne Indiana.

Nickel Plate Road C.A. Asterlin Fort Wayne Ind R. J. Jamilton

Used to It. Witnessing revolutions and memories from Kentucky

A short dialogue of Blobbs recalling life in Kentucky and noting they were not excited by South American revolution experiences. The exchange hints at a past residence and contrasts personal feelings with historical upheaval.

Blobbs Kentucky

Penobscot Tribe Growth and Maine Funding Noted

A short, mixed item noting the Penobscot Indian tribe rising from 245 to about 400 members since 1980 and that Maine allocates 38 000 annually for their benefit. It appears among miscellaneous ads and snippets including product pitches and personal notes.

Penobscot

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