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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
8
Mrs. Ella Rice of Chelsea Wisconsin reports two years of bearing down pain headache backache and other symptoms from womb inflammation. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with her cure. The advertisement urges women to write for advice to Lydia E Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts.
The 1808-09 fiscal year shows 16,788,362 pupils in all schools, with 15,134,775 in common and elementary and secondary schools. Public elementary enrollments reach 20.5 percent of the population. Alaska maintains 25 public schools with 1,728 pupils. the report covers education work in the Philippines, Cuba, Porto Rico, and Hawaii.
The article itemizes numerous campaign events and actions: Bryan speeches in Illinois and Maryland. arrests in New York for illegal registration. Wisconsin Senator Spooner campaigning in Kentucky and Wisconsin. Kentucky election board vacancy talks. Carl Schurz resignation stance by the National Civil Service Reform League. Indiana Attorney General William L. Taylor addressing workers at Wabash. Republican and Democratic campaign events in Illinois Kentucky New York and several states. Pink parade budget in New York. Hanna denial of funding to Towne. Yale and Philadelphia campaign stops by Postmaster General Smith and Wanamaker. Waddell withdrawal from North Carolina Senate race. Beveridge in Louisville Library Hall. Pree warning in Camden. Henderson leading Yates parade in Indiana. Mrs. Gougar predicting Bryan carry. Stevenson in West Virginia rallies. Williams criticizes imperialism at terton Kentucky and Hanna attack.
A returning traveler describes tactics used by West African natives to deter venomous snakes. Smearing garlic and oil on feet makes reptiles retreat, including boa constrictors, while rhythmic rod swishes frighten serpents away, allowing safe passage through the vast morass near Liberia.
Secret Service uncover a new group producing counterfeit bills and seizing a quantity of bogus notes. The report notes counterfeiters imitate Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, famed for indigestion dyspepsia and constipation, while asserting no equal among imitators.
The Khedive Ikbal THiansem’s wife, of Circassian origin, stands out among Eastern women as his devoted partner. Once a slave to the Dowager Khedivish, she now commands a household aligned with European customs and educates her three daughters with European governesses. She favors European dress and education for her children, reflecting progressive ideas.
A collage of product pitches and quotes from newspapers notes Laxative Bromo Quinine for cold relief with refunds if ineffective and E W Groves boxed signature. Interspersed are quirky dialogues from Philadelphia and Indianapolis Press clips and a testimonial for Piso s Cure from J W O Brien in Minneapolis dated January 6, 1900.
A brief quarrel unfolds as The Little Man demands a retraction from The Big Man who promises to oblige with pleasure. The Indianapolis Press notes the exchange as a sharp insult to the smaller figure.
A mashup of product pitches and odds and ends from a vintage ad page. Mentions Putnam Faceless Dyes, Carter's Ink, Dr Kitten nerve tonic, and Mrs Austin pancakes. Includes random quotes about Australia doctors and meat, a German earth weight, and a stray proverb from Rupert.
The reader is asked to note in their reply to advertisers that they saw the advertisement in this newspaper. The request emphasizes proper attribution and paper sourcing for promotional inquiries.
An 1880s advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh cured only by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from medical wholesalers in Toledo and asserts the medicine treats the blood and mucous surfaces. It lists price at 75 cents per bottle and notes testimonials are free.
A series of light quips from the Indianapolis Press style note features Rabbit remarking the town boy has been around a week and harms none while the other rabbit notes a lack of human attributes. The column playfully ponders pan cakes, mudholes, cycling, printing, and hints at friendly advice amid social witticisms.
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