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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
3
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A Berlin study reports one third of physicians earn under 65 dollars monthly and links self talk to preoccupation and dementia onset. It notes vaccination schemes for smallpox and a German education ministry inquiry on hypnotism finds it relieves symptoms but does not change underlying epilepsy or hysteria.
J J Havens bedridden and destitute after kidney disease finds aid from Electric Bitters. He reports rapid recovery and praises the medicine as best for liver and kidney problems and stomach and bowel complaints. 50 cents at W L Piper druggist. Also notes New York’s Miimed Men’s Club for railway accident victims seeking legal aid.
The Italian monarch avoids publicity even to the point of barring press access to royal interiors. Queen Helena, married six years, has no public photos aside from a sister’s amateur shot, while the press’s daily palace reports have been curtailed by royal decree.
An Illinois man from Tabor testifies the cough remedy Harts Honey and Horehound has worked well for his family and in his store. The 25 cent bottles are sold by W L Piper the druggist.
A man chasing fame spends freely and finds himself suddenly fired, a cold day for a clerk as his pursuit collapses into a costly misjudgment.
An upbeat promotional piece extols The Journal as a premier Indiana morning newspaper. It highlights broad market reports from the Associated Press, Washington correspondence, farm news, sport pages, fashion and cookery features, and Republican conservative editorial stance. It emphasizes reliability, early delivery, and comprehensive local and national coverage.
An old drug store advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a gentle yet thorough remedy for irregular living. It claims relief from constipation headache and liver trouble and lists W. L. Pipers Drug Store as the point of sale for 25 cents.
A fragment notes a wedding viewed as a funeral and mentions six months to craft exhibition garments, with a placeholder reference to Bix aloutes. The text is muddled and lacks clear entities or events.
An advertisement promises an absolute permanent painless home cure for morphine cocaine laudanum opium and other drug habits. The program claims immediate relief restored appetite and sleep with individual treatment from a nerve specialist and a free trial treatment upon request. Confidential correspondence with physicians is urged and a free book with references and terms is offered.
A historical miscellany lists various trivia including 1746 as the year of first matches, China’s invention of paper, light travel times, nerve fiber counts, a leech’s three jaws, cotton thread lengths, moon to earth light travel, hair turning gray sooner in men, animal insanity noted by Darwin, race horse stride, wind speed at altitude, ancient incubators in Egypt, ship depths, farm labor apron attire, cedar use in pencils, and hair thickness ranges across colors.
One of the most important requirements in giving medicine to children is a pleasant taste. Bad flavors disturb the stomach and suppress appetite making it hard for kids to take medicine. Re- Go Tonic Laxative Syrup offers a pleasant flavor and is pitched as a cure for dispersia constipation and biliousness. Sold by W. L. Piper.
A long distance swimmer corrects myths about drowning noting that most accidents come from rapid cooling rather than cramps. He explains variations in sinking and rising, claims to have saved sixty five lives, and says drowning victims are not stunned by a blow but can be aided by thumbs under the ears and ducking the head from behind.
An 19th century advertisement touts Bucken's Arnica Salve as superior for cuts burns boils and skin ailments. It claims world wide fame and guarantees cures for many conditions with a price of 25 cents sold by Piper & Co. Druggist.
Beets yield 12 to 13 percent of their weight in sugar. In Swedish towns the average marrying age of males is 80 years and of females 27 34. The Potomac River is about 500 miles long with a lower estuary. New York has 1323 fewer stables and 660 fewer horses than in December 1896, attributed to the disappearance of horse cars on surface lines.
A Leesville Indiana man, W H Brown, endured asthma while his family feared death. He traveled 18 miles to obtain Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds which gave instant relief and eventual cure. The ad promotes guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00 with free trials at W L Piper's drug store.
A proverb warns that while vindications are fine a man should not seek them regularly. It emphasizes moderation and prudence in pursuing formal apologies or defenses.
A brisk appeal urges readers to subscribe immediately, asserting mutual benefit as the paper and readers exchange support. The notice stresses timely payment and a straightforward subscription promise.
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