12 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
1
The new federal capital building in Canberra will house 300 members in the house and 160 in the senate. It will include three minute access for all members, reading rooms, studies, correspondence rooms, and 14 000 square feet for recreation. About twenty rooms will report parliamentary proceedings and the structure will cost 5 million dollars.
Wear-Proof Mills at 3200 Chestnut Street Philadelphia advertises guaranteed wear-proof hosiery for Christmas selling to friends and neighbors as a big holiday business opportunity.
A fragmented advertisement set parodies labels and claims from a 19th or early 20th century page. It hints at eye remedies, teeth whitening, and household products sold by Chicago firms. The tepid humor references “Our Own Druggist” and a quip about a “downward path.”
An article argues motherhood is a pivotal life event and many women are unprepared. It endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to strengthen the female system and enable healthier pregnancies, urging women to seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
Charles Inman of Hartford City Indiana credits Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy with saving his life after seven years of illness and failed operations. He reports taking one dose and returning to work within three weeks, joining a chorus of testimonials from across the United States. The ad touts swift relief and a thorough system cleanse, urging chronically ill and constipated readers to try the remedy.
For sale beet farm in Will County Illinois asking price undisclosed. 65 acres cultivated with modern improvements and 360 fruit trees. Contact Ed Martinson Ritchey Illinois for details.
Correspondent Paul Scott Mowrer details French African troops Turcos and Senegalese in World War I combat near Pennay and Reims. He notes Turcos in bayonet charges, German barbed wire traps at Signy l Abbaye, and Senegalese fetishes guiding troops. He contrasts officers’ discipline with soldiers' wartime behavior and recalls a captain killed in action.
A period piece text extols celery in detail as a staple vegetable. It describes fresh serving ideas and recipes from celery salad to celery soup, stuffed celery cones, and fried celery with tomato sauce, plus a Waldorf style pairing and a celery broth thickeners method.
A recipe fragment outlines slow cooked string beans with olive oil or salt pork, grated cheese, parsley or chives. It gives codfish fritter batter steps using codfish oil, milk, flour, parsley, baking powder and pepper, and notes serving with cucumber sauce. Lobster sauce basics pair with Hollandaise and highlight butter, onion juice, lemon juice, white stock, and beaten yolk for five minutes of cooking.
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