18 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
1
An advertisement touts Munyon's Vitalizer as restoring lost powers and vigor. It promises 75 tablets per bottle, quick effects after the first dose, and urges buyers to avoid other remedies. The price is $1 postage paid.
A Rochester Indiana reader describes back and kidney trouble improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports relief after using three boxes and urges readers to remember the Doan's brand. Also includes miscellaneous ads and humorous exchanges from other papers.
The piece recalls Thanksgiving rituals with Whittier poetry and notes Osage and Wonca ceremonial pony smokes and beef issues. It describes generous hospitality, gift exchanges, and tribal celebrations featuring cattle drives, squash and pumpkin lore, and communal feasting set against frontier life.
Thanksgiving customs among Southwest reservation Indians mirror college town traditions with feasting dancing and a grand snow huska at the capital village. Government agents promote the holiday as a time for rest and moral uplift with invited elders offering prayers to the Great Spirit.
The article describes the creation of the Thanksgiving proclamation by the President, its copying by the State Department, and the ceremonial use of the Great Seal kept by the clerk of pardons and commissions. Sealed copies are sent to governors, then released to press agents for nationwide telegraphs. Each Governor issues orders for his state.
Gen. Philip Sheridan jokes about distance to protect T. Buchanan Read’s immortal poem. He jokes it would suffer if he rode nearer, then spurs his horse into a dramatic departure in a Chicago setting.
Mrs Esora Wheaton of Vienna West Virginia credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving a decade of illness after doctor visits failed. The ad touts the remedy as made from roots and berries with no narcotics and claims it has the most cures for female diseases nationwide. Readers are urged to write Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential, free advice.
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