10 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
1
Mrs. Burton Gary of Toledo reports Kopp's Baby'n Friend eases teething for her babies without drowsiness and calls it invaluable to mothers. Available in 10c 25c and 50c sizes from Konp's Baby's Meland Co York PA or druggists with a free sample offer.
A quirky dialogue references geese as symbols of folly. One speaker mocks foolish acts by noting a gander guarding corn and seeking a mate with a goose, highlighting humorous contrasts.
A fragment contains Moritz lamenting Nero and Rome on fire, remarking on the impact on insurance companies, as noted by Fliegende Blaetter. The exchange shows Moritz’s dramatic concern for insurers amid disaster.
A woman asks about a towering unexplained structure rising from a New York subway area. The man, a daily local, admits uncertainty and notes the building was not present the day before, leaving readers puzzled by this sudden skyline change.
A Scottish skip in a Swiss curling match praised a teammate after a precise shot, telling him to lie down and die, saying he would not see a finer stone even if he lived to a hundred. The remark reflects the skipper’s high regard for the sport and his player.
The lettered appeal notes caffeine in tea and coffee harms the heart and nerves, urging readers to switch to Postum as a nutritious beverage. It claims stories prove the benefits after 15 minutes of preparation and cites Battle Creek Michigan as origin, inviting readers to read The Road to Wellville.
Richmond man Edward Wiggins, a former miner, recounts rebels in Sonora looting his camp on September 20. He and his partner’s workers were killed, and nineteen rebels died in a dynamite explosion caused by a defender. Wiggins was captured but released after his English birth and Union Jack display. He fled to Los Angeles with survivors and left behind decades of toil.
Mrs. Jo Blodgett Cox, 23, wife of Elmer Cox, wandered all night after disappearing from her husband during a shopping trip. She was located in a cornfield about half a mile from their home, wet and chilled from exposure. Previously she had a history of aimless travel and borrowing money before her two year marriage.
Bloomington Oct 2 Samuel P Read a prominent stone quarry owner of the Oolitic district died of consumption He was a native of England and came to this country ten years ago He had been prominent in Monroe county development
John W. Cherting of Lawrenceburg township, 32, captured a large black eagle after it shattered his windshield at high speed near Lawrenceburg Junction. The car veered off an embankment, struck a tree, and the eagle, striking the window, stunned the driver. The aerial creature was later tied for transport to a taxidermy display, while the car repair costs are estimated at $300.
Newcastle Ray Watt, 16, fined for killing song birds. Vincennes Joan Morris dies after heavy meal. intestines punctured. Marion Mewes breaches Reese home, steals silverware worth 700 dollars. Logansport highwaymen conduct several armed robberies at night. Mitchell Civic League to petition mayor to close soft drink parlors. South Bend seniors treated for paralysis at Epworth hospital. Columbus Alumni Dramatic Association formed. Paul Ferry president. Redford Edith Logan sued for 2000 damages over alleged affair with Sadie Stevens’ husband. Terre Haute auto dealer Arthur Haworth blames divorce on business. Silas D. Reffert held on magazine fraud charge. Michigan City dementia victim rescued from hospital chimney. Anderson raid on blind tiger at Pendleton horse show. Rev Trippeer aided. South Bend Mrs Otto Moore allegedly kidnaps daughter. police follow train disturbance at Elkhart. Kokomo arrests for assault on a girl under sixteen. Wabash golden anniversary of Mr and Mrs A P Spalding. groom served in Ninety-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
A compact guide on preserving bread by packing in jars with cloth, making sandwiches for meals, repurposing fondants and icing, using preserves as garnishes, turning leftover crust into turnovers, and baking apples with butter sugar and nutmeg for tender results.
A quotation from Jordan states that all classes of vegetables and fruit may be held in a sound condition without the use of preservatives, suggesting a method or evidence supporting shelf stability. The fragment lacks context about author, date, or method.
A compact guide to preparing fish chowder with cod or salt cod and pork. Instructions cover soaking and shredding salt fish, frying pork, onions, and potatoes, simmering with water and milk, then serving with crackers, plus a fricasee style crab meat dish with pepper onion butter flour stock and citrus.
Women sniffering from a male ills are invited to promptly write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. confidential correspondence department. A woman can talk freely to a woman and letters are never published without consent, with testimonials kept private. Lydia Pinkham offers a free 100 page Text Book by mail.
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