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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
8
Women in this paper share letters praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe relief from ailments and health improvements after using the medicine. The column invites readers to consult Mrs Pinkham for confidential advice, free of charge, from her Lyun Massachusetts address.
The article explains water boils at differing temperatures by elevation. London requires full atmospheric pressure, while cities like Mexico City at high altitude need less pressure, causing boiling to occur at lower temperatures. Boiling heat thus varies with air pressure and altitude.
Gen John M Palmer long time Illinois governor and U S senator died at his home in Springfield after a sudden chest pain. Born 1827 in Kentucky he rose from lawyer to brigadier general and Civil War hero later serving as Illinois governor and U S senator. He ran as a gold Democrat candidate for president in 1890.
The Navy expands Asiatic forces and deploys ships including Kentucky Remey squadron to reach thirty four vessels. The fleet aims to protect American interests in China and shows force to rival powers while preparing to blockade Luzon in the coming winter campaign and hasten the Philippine conflict’s end.
General Gobin prohibits secret miners meetings as many collieries in Shamokin neighborhood are abandoned. The Shenandoah riot striker’s funeral draws an impressive turnout. Hungarian women confront three car and iron police near Hazleton, a clash narrowly averted.
Chicago Chronicle reports veteran billiards star Tom Gallagher, praised as a square player and reliable figure, outplays a drum player who challenged him in a Memphis hotel. Gallagher won the 100 point game bank and ran the table while the crowd cheered the veteran’s skill.
A large exhibit from this country will feature at the Paris exposition. The news highlights that the famed American Patedy, Bostetter's Stomach Hitters, claims to cure dyspepsia indigestion and constipation. A trial is recommended for all sufferers.
In a terse exchange cited by the Detroit Free Press, Spotts asks who defrays government expenses under the so called Fulpino republic. Bloombumper responds there are none aside from Aguinaldo's running costs.
An old Ladies' Journal note promotes GHRAIN-O as a nourishing coffee substitute for kids. It also offers a citrus-sugar lemon-orange drink recipe and suggests serving with ice and Apollinaris. The ad-like fragment ends with a pancake flour plug and a sentimental exchange.
A fragment recipe column promotes Jell O as a two minute dessert with no boiling or baking, flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry, and notes grocers carry it for 10 cents. It also includes ads for laxative tablets and other diverse goods with brief promotional phrases.
A hot summer tale features Bridget Leary who explains that her ice shortage was due to saving the ice for the refrigerator. She says the ice was melted away quickly and she prepped the pitcher half an hour before dinner, forcing Mary Ann to help at the last minute.
A medicinal patent ad announces Wail's Caturrty Cure taken internally for relief. The product is priced at 15 cents.
In Russia eleven laboratories produce diphtheria serum and confidence rises as 44,007 registered cases show a 14 percent death rate when serum is used, compared with eight percent without it.
Besides New Seales of all varieties, the Chicago Senate Co. latve on number of Second-hand Wagon or Stock Seales in perfect order, which they will sell law for Cash. Send for their Bargain List.
In a Philadelphia Press letter from February 15, 1000, Mrs Jones derides lobbyists as deceitful figures who slip away between acts to drink, while Mrs Plagore notes lobbyists are those who claim they are just in the lobby. The exchange cites Pise's Cure for Consumption as an equal for coughs and colds.
Fishermen in Holland kill fish immediately upon landing, contrasting with French customs that allow suffocation. The Dutch method is deemed correct as properly killed fish are in better condition for the table.
A vintage advertisement promotes Lane's Family Medicine as a daily health booster. It claims gentle action on the liver and kidneys, relief for sick headaches, and lists prices of 25 and 50 cents.
A recent issue of Burgwart, a German periodical focused on castles and ruins, publishes a strong denunciation of artificial ruins and their impact on historical sites and heritage. The article argues that fake ruins mislead visitors and detract from genuine preservation efforts.
A collage of advertisements notes Jell O desserts in four flavors at 10 cents, Mrs. Austins pancake flour as a breakfast option, and claims about trust and nerve treatment products. Mentions ancient Chinese coinage shape of a knife and broad claims about ink and printing supplies.
An advertisement touts Cascarits as a remedy for all ailments from headaches to cancer by cleansing the bowels with easy natural movements. It promotes Cascarets candies stamped with C C C in metal boxes and warns readers to beware of imitations.
In a Chicago Tribune snippet, Mamima asks Tommy if he noticed Eddie Staplefond’s eating style and contrasts it with Tecan’s noisier appetites. The exchange centers on teaching deportment during a casual meals scene.
Grain-O described as a new grain based drink that imitates mocha and java in color but is gentler on the stomach. Marketed for both children and adults with a price of 44 or 2d per package and sold by all grocers.
A figure shows 20 000 locomotives operate on the railways of the United Kingdom with total expenditures near £60 000 000.
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