29 May 1913
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
1
A vintage ad asserts that Dean's Kidney Pills have cured backache and sick kidneys for over fifty years. The claim targets readers seeking relief from kidney and back pain.
An old clipping promotes Mrs. Winstow's Goothing Syrup for Children teething promising gum relief pain reduction and wind colic cure in a 2bca bottle. A proverb notes nine tailors are needed to make a man while warning that many men lack good credit. A pessimistic quip imagines heaven without earthly neighbors.
A witty exchange questions whether chasing a dog's tail can be framed as an economic pursuit. The speaker argues both ends must meet, prompting reflection on clever analogies in resource use.
A customer quotes a clerk asking why a well dressed woman was asked to leave. The reply labels her a kleptomaniac, then the exchange turns humorous as the woman supposedly took umbrage rather than merchandise.
A visitor to the home of a famous author asks the child if she is proud her father is famous. The girl nods and says he writes stories, then privately adds that they are not real stories but made up by him.
A late professor recounted a tale of the German emperor as a boy, shared with Empress Frederick. The empress lamented in German that “Mein Willy tat so plotzlich,” capturing the swift, changing nature of the young future ruler and the mother’s candid insight.
After a two day Lafayette gathering with record attendance, the United Commercial Travelers of Indiana chose South Bend to host the 1914 convention defeating Fort Wayne New Albany and Michigan City. New officers were elected led by Grand Counselor J T Bevan Evansville and Grand Secretary H A Pritchett Terre Haute.
A tense crowd of women challenged a speaker, asserting women can hold public and private offices with courage and competence. A man belittling them is interrupted when a bystander, inspired, shouts rat catcher and flees.
Philip Miller probate judge of Gray County Kansas details recovery from heart trouble after taking Dodds Kidney Pills for about a year. He cites relief from palpitations dizziness eye puffiness breath shortness back ache and a healthy 63 year old weight around 200 pounds. He endorses sending readers information on household hints music and recipes after mentioning the medicine price of 50 cents per box.
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