24 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
1
Harry Clotworthy a military affairs expert enters the National Press Club dining room and consumes two large egg breakfasts. A waiter points out the unpaid bill, noting Clotworthy ate two breakfasts totaling two dollars, with the staff insisting payment before he leaves the club.
An article recalls a small town mayor presiding over a case where a husband accused of abusing his wife is challenged by his daughter. The girl testifies that her father was not drunk but under the kitchen table, sparking local intrigue.
Ad style snippets promote cures and products with fragmented phrases. Mentions BandS0c Red Cross Bell Blue and various claims of healing, pain relief, and industry virtues in a marketing collage. Contains stray lines about judgment and inheritance of ability.
A Kentucky woman from Morton's Gap recalls two years of back pain and systemic weakness. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief, says she is back to work and pain free. The ad invites letters to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for confidential guidance.
Indianapolis reports a dog roaming for a week bites eight children and others suspected. Dr. C I Stout killed the animal after it charged school crowds. state lab tests will confirm rabies. Victims include Edna Hutchison Julia Simmons and another boy from Shortridge area. Pasteur treatment prepared if rabies is confirmed.
Fire damaged a residence in Martinsville as a girl sustained injuries during the blaze reported near October 18. Authorities say Misa Esta Alley, daughter of Mrs. Sell, was involved with burns and the incident is under investigation.
In Anderson on Oct 18 John Bushong a 50 year old Standard Oil tanker wagon driver suffered severe burns when gasoline leaking from a valve ignited from embers and his clothing caught fire. His horses dragged the wagon away from the blaze preventing a bigger explosion. he extinguished the flames but was seriously burned. In Elkhart on Oct 16 a street car slid on a 300 foot incline causing a crash injuring Levi Barnes and fireman William Harper, while motorman and conductor escaped by jumping. In South Bend on Oct 16 Frank Allison 33 Buchanan Mich. man ended his life by laying on the track after family troubles, his head severed by an east bound train.
Evansville man sues Jacob Folz for 5000 over alleged false theft accusation. Little Rock telegram reports George Kloss drowns in river. Eiza Schutts nearly dies from morphine tablets. physician saves him. Emma Alice DeWitt dies of diphtheria. schools may close. Matinee Musicale opens season with Rosenthal and Cole man. Stanley Dreyer indicted for embezzlement and larceny. facing trial over 14000. Erman Koover, 14, in critical condition after skull fracture and possible meningitis. Five diphtheria cases reported in Columbus. health board urges precautions. Roscoe Paris under arrest for assault in Evansville. denies guilt. George Grim released on bond to await knife attack case outcome. Mrs Mary Dicken noted in Marlon region update etc.
A reader testimony from Ernest Le Pique Jr. praises Resinol Soap and Ointment for stopping itching and healing eczema and rashes within two weeks. The note claims the remedy prevents scars and notes the product is sold by druggists and by mail from Bowell Chemical Company in Baltimore.
A large woman declares her husband deserted her and demands a warrant. The prosecutor asks for his stated reason, she repeats she wants a warrant and does not know his reason. The official proceeds to draft the warrant amid the exchange.
A reader from Des Erma Jerome Michigan reports trying Kopp's Baby's Friend last summer after failures others. The remedy is advertised as excellent for teething and bowel troubles and is sold by druggists in 10c 25c and 50c sizes or sent by the Kopp's Baby's Friend Co York PA with a free sample from local druggists.
A humorous exchange about procrastination and commitment features a wife chiding her partner for delaying tasks, while he insists he never puts things off until tomorrow. The dialogue hints at domestic dynamics and playful banter.
A fragmented advertising snippet extols Rea Cross Ball Blue as the blue essence in a large bottle of water. The quirky plea asks readers to request the product and suggests that speaking out may alienate others. The text ends with a reflective line about comforts growing between crosses.
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