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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
4
A Marvel Products Co public notice promoting Bulgarian Blood Tea claims to restore youth and health with weekly use. It promises renewed vitality, relief from headaches and digestion issues, and rich blood. Available at drug stores with a money back guarantee if no health improvement in three weeks.
In France, inmates are compelled to speak and sing into a phonograph before discharge, a practice designed to capture voices for future identification if needed.
The ad touts Boschee's Syrup as a soothing remedy for throat and lung irritation and inflammation. It claims the product has been a favored household cure for colds coughs bronchitis and lung troubles for fifty four years and promises a restful night with easier morning expectoration.
A passerby recites a tale of Gottrich and a sun dial that gains an arc light secretly installed by an electrician. The lamp supposedly activates at night or on cloudy days, making the sundial functional after dark.
A homey recipe page presents desserts and savory dishes from 1920s kitchen lore. Figs in lemon jelly cubes crown a fig custard, while ribbon cake mixes fruit, molasses, and cocoa for a nutty dessert. Pork chops steam then brown for tenderness and flavor.
Advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by purifying blood and restoring normal body conditions. It promises to aid Nature and offers free circulars from Ferguson and Co. Toledo Ohio.
At a London visit Miss Tempest hears a toast about a girl who refused an earl and married a wealthy young manufacturer. She replies with wit that she “wisely preferred a business plant to a family tree,” reflecting preference for business success over title.
Ad claims Cuticura Soap doubles razor efficiency while promoting skin purity comfort and health. Praises soap for shaving bathing and shampooing with no mug slimy soap germs waste or irritation even with daily shaving use.
A teacher tests Johnny Summers with the word maiden and compares it to a cider metaphor. Johnny agrees a maiden is sweet and humorously adds that it grows sour with age, prompting the teacher to remark on her own age and temper.
A brief advertorial note touts a single application of Roman Eyo Bal gam to prove its merit for inflammations of the Byos Adv. The Sporting Instinct shows a wedding scene where Mrs. Torkins jokes about her husband breaking a promise to stop betting.
A boy visiting a city is struck by the crowds and thinks a fair must be underway. The piece contrasts political life with minimal opposition and a classroom joke about the patrol arch job at life’s end being “dead.”
The Irish meet the Black and Tans with dogged determination as a central theme. The exchange hints at resilience and resolve in facing adversity without detailing events or outcomes.
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