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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
5
An article asserts kidney health underpins overall wellness and cites Dr Kihner's Swamp Root as a remedy. It claims many deaths in New York state linked to kidney neglect, promotes testing samples by sending ten cents to Dr Ilmer & Co. in Binghamton, N Y, and urges readers to buy bottles at pharmacies.
Londres correspondent reports Prosser argues color choices affect vitality and mood. He warns cardinal red and sage green signify negative traits while lemon yellow inspires light and life, ideal for hospitals and recuperation rooms.
An old advertisement touts a soap claimed to cleanse and purify the skin, offering free samples by mail with a postcard request. It also mentions a Boston department for customers and dismisses faster trains on eastern railroads with a new safety scheme using an automatic signal.
Enthusiasts tout Purgatory Chasm in Sutton as a natural wonder richer than the Flume in the White Mountains. A state study funded the preservation effort with a $100 appropriation, noting giant 50-ton stones, 40-foot chasm walls, and caverns like Hell's Coal Bin and the Devil's Ice Box.
A short, quirky note describes the Mason neighbors hearing a young woman chat animatedly to an unseen caller. She then appears on their porch in a pink dress asking for chocolate to make fudge for her new beau Mr Arnold from the bank, counting on a forty minute visit.
On a clear April day at the Pachecopis summit the author marvels at a pristine Central Valley scene a furred golden blanket and Tuinino gales of light. Ten years in the heart of the range reveal sunburst mornings on icy peaks and radiant scenery across The Mountains of California.
Mr. Doppel recounts a country excursion that went wrong with a broken auto a rainstorm a bee sting on a child and multiple minor accidents. Mrs Doppel may resist another outing for at least 12 months.
A Welcome Lake Pennsylvania man writes of relief from back ache kidney trouble and nervous fatigue after using Dodds Kidney Pills. He urges publication to help others and notes prices for Dodds Kidney Pills and Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets.
A New York speech by Senator Falls mocks a Mexican crisis as an imbroglio caused by absentmindedness. He recounts a joke about a dry goods clerk in love who asks if his behavior will wash, cooking, sweeping, and darning tasks left undone by the misspoken line. The anecdote lands with a sharp putdown on improvised statecraft.
A terse literary quip contrasts a dinner table with identity. The speaker muses on appetite as self, then pivots to playful self-deprecation about a wife’s cooking school menus making him feel odd. The exchange reads like a witty domestic vignette.
Wireless telephones are being used successfully in a coal mine in England, enabling faster communication and safety coordination. The system allows crews to request assistance, report hazards, and coordinate ventilation and blasting operations from underground to the surface.
Paris papers ponder the fate of the deposed king of Annum who is distrusted for alleged German sympathies. His father and entourage face relocation to distant colonies as potential homes include Martinique Guadeloupe Senegal Madagascar and Reunion. Exile would place the royal boy far from the comic opera throne with annual revenue over 100,000 francs.
A spring morning earlier this year brought workmen to Mrs Jileway's home to install a telephone and connect a delicate wire. The event prompts Mrs Dobson and others to ponder how such connections occur despite not speaking, with the explanation centered on the presence and effect of electrical devices.
A laundress recommends Red Cross Ba Blue for pristine white clothes. The ad mentions grocery availability and notes OU of cedar as an antiquito drug.
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