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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
6
A Kernersville North Carolina resident reports stomach trouble and indigestion improving after taking Peruna under doctor Hartman guidance. She endorses the product and cites personal cure as justification for its wider consideration.
A quirky occluded ad fragment shows Donatella selling American and foreign fruits noted for durability while promoting Garfield Tea Co products for blood purification and health. The source includes a jest about walking and a Yonkers man remark.
Advertises rubber stamps of all kinds and self inkers with daters and pads. Promotes ordering a catalogue from Lock Box 210 Fort Wayne Indiana.
Two men with handkerchiefs over their faces dragged Maurice Abdledower of Chienzo from his buggy on a rural road between Dalton and West thoxiiend, robbed him of 200 dollars a diamond scarfpin and a Bell watch, then forced him back into the buggy. He fainted at the police station after reporting the incident.
Reports detail a series of violent incidents including Charles Lewis shooting Anna Catan in Indianapolis while drunk and attempting suicide, Fred Drinezar robbed after giving a ride, and a fatal car following a collision. Brazil ends saloons and gambling. a child fatality and a murder conviction in Lafayette highlight a troubled period.
Within Our Borders, George Paul of Myansville aged 12 accidentally shot himself in the head with a Mlobert rifle and died instantly. Six great grandchildren served as pallbearers at the funeral of Mrs Cynthia Dedrick of Wabash aged 94. This marks the first time in state history that all pallbearers were folly crown and great grandchildren.
Mrs Wallice longs for a white chiffon hat with large ivory roses in Smith's window. She cannot afford it yet she resolves to try to buy it when she can. Edward notes their plan as she saves and contemplates a purchase.
Swansboro merchant John Colenity describes long kidney trouble and nerve pain relieved by Don’s Kidney Pills. He reports rapid relief and lasting results. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co., Buide, N. X.
A fragmented item recalls a bridegrooms anxious search for a two and a half thousand dollar check as told by the bride and her father. It also contains an ad offering Cheney's Catarrh Cure and a copy notice for Allen's Foot Ease with a comic aside about a mustache.
A fragmentary late 19th or early 20th century advertisement page promotes patent nerve restorers and tonics. It hypes cures for nervous disorders and vitus dance, with dubious claims and various products offered by H W Lene in Philadelphia.
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