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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
6
A dubious Philadelphia mail request offers a free medical examination claiming diagnosis and cure if possible. It states patients are not obligated to follow advice and mentions Munyon's address at 524 and Jeffordon streets. A train exchange notes a stranger asking thoughts on the region.
A collage of vintage items: Allen's foot remedy praised by Mrs. W. J. Walker and the note on England's shoe trade prices. The piece then shifts to Mary Frith Moll Cutpurse, described as England's first woman smoker, her long life, associations with Hind and Hannam, swordswoman feats, highway robbery on Hounslow Heath, arrest, ransom, poverty, and death in July 1569 at St. Bridget's.
An Anjouin woman praises Grape Nuts as a remedy for her husband’s stomach trouble and poor appetite. After his distress and wasted meals, he tried the cereal and found relief, leading to renewed work and better health as described in the letter.
A Tuesday conference laid groundwork for an eight year dispute over Cleveland street railway control. The settlement centers on a twenty five year franchise with a starting fare of 3 cents, a 1 cent transfer, and a provision for municipal purchase when ownership is lawful. Judge Taylor to set property value and fare caps to ensure earnings under 6 percent.
Mrs. W. B. Scott, wife of a Lansing banker, was found gagged and suspended by wrists from a rafter in her wood shed after two masked men entered Sunday. She was bound for four hours before husband and a neighbor freed her. No money was taken and a man resembling a detective had called earlier posing as a buyer.
A fragmented report notes a man named Thorvald Stensgaard once a St Paul banker and California orange grower. His son Louis Be and a discredited mother struggle over a claim that a man seen near Passadena resembles the missing father who left home when the son was ten.
A patient recalls severe hair loss after illness and uses two cakes of Cuticura Soap and ointment, reporting a clear scalp and thicker hair. The note includes various historical anecdotes and advertisements for Doan's Kidney Pills and other products, with dates around 1908 and references to medical endorsements and retail names.
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