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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
2
The text recounts George Hoadly, former Governor of Olio, facing a rough night while campaigning. He arrives in a small town, checks into a single hotel, and endures a blunt desk clerk who quips about his identity. The humorous exchange ends with the Governor meekly going to bed.
Justice E Law of Benz Indiana earns the nickname The Marrying Squire for having married about 1400 couples. He recalls kidney trouble years ago and credits three boxes of Deans Kidney Pills for relief, noting nine years free from kidney complaints and backache. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Wester-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
North China News reports that C Buttrick, an American prisoner serving a three year sentence for embezzlement in Tien-Tsin, vanished from his cell at the American consulate. The day watchman found the cell empty with doors intact, while evening accounts say Buttrick left during his evening walk or was locked out and later lodged a complaint against authorities.
An overworked family doctor describes health breakdown from heavy caseload and sleeplessness. He credits Grape-Nuts and bananas for rapid, lasting recovery, boosting weight and mental stamina, and praises the pamphlet Road to Wellville included with Postum Co. products.
A vintage survey describes a clip on scissors guide that marks exact widths, a cigar holder to prevent burned fingers, and a convertible table patent from Canada for multipurpose use. It also notes bird instincts in nesting, color choices, and tool adaptations like sewing thread replacing natural fibers.
Synopses cover Jacobs v Cohen labor union policy and public policy. Schaghticoke Powder Co. v Greenwich for materials under mechanics lien. Williams v State on found money larceny. Bidwell v Bidwell on interstate divorce recognition. Gould v Gould on epilepsy marriage ban. Travelers Insurance v Ayers on gas inhalation death excluded from accident coverage.
A NORTHERN DINNER notes that cold country dwellers lack Christmas and other holidays. The piece observes no New Year’s day Fourth of July Thanksgiving or weekend markers and that days pass in a uniform daily routine.
A narrator describes Eskimo daily life focusing on age marking with a string, feast days based on food, and a communal meat and blubber sharing ritual. Men and boys collect portions from a central meat pile in a sequence, ending with the remaining boiled soup used as broth.
A cranky patron berates a drowsy reader for snoring in a reading room. The sleepy response claims both kept quiet, sparking a terse verbal exchange about noise. No broader context or outcome is provided.
The statement suggests that being content with oneself may indicate a lack of satisfaction from others. It contrasts internal approval with external judgments and implies social validation varies in importance.
Western Canada proves its farming prowess with high wheat quality and strong per acre returns. The 1904-05 and 1905-06 figures show tens of thousands of American settlers, free homesteads, and lower land prices driving prairie expansion. J. J. Hum emphasizes that taking care of the country will let cities thrive.
Mrs Cota of West Cheshire Connecticut credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with a permanent cure for rheumatism after months of pain and bed rest. The pills purify and enrich the blood, make new blood, restore digestion and nerves, and are sold by druggists or by mail at 50 cents a box or 2 1/2 dollars for six.
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