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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
3
A U.S. Senator from South Carolina, M. C. Butler, writes from Washington praising Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. He states he has used the medicine briefly and feels relief, calling it a wonderful medicine and a good tonic.
The advertisement asserts stomach catarrh as the common dyspepsia form and promotes Peruna as the internal remedy that eradicates the catarrh to cure the condition. It emphasizes Peruna as the exact match for the ailment.
James Foster saved 14-year-old Ross Wells from an interurban wreck in Shelbyville but was fatally struck by a Big Four train moments after dinner. Wells suffered minor injuries and the wagon was demolished when a car hit the team. Foster died about thirty minutes after the collision.
Logansport court hears a suit by Saye Heyes T. M. Keyes against landlords Robert and Elizabeth Wild claiming 166 bed making instances at 10 cents each plus 300 errands at 7 cents and 100 nights rent for two blankets. He also seeks 20 cents for a whisk broom, 2 dollars for carpet beating, 81 dollars with interest overall, to offset a rental demand from the Wikis totaling 125 dollars for sundry items.
Coroner Frank Trass of Shelby County ruled Mrs Tavara Ayers died by her own hand in Shelbyville Indiana. The verdict clears Ayers husband of guilt noting a self inflicted wound in the right temporal region during a personal crisis while temporarily deranged.
An Indiana couple offered 850 000 to establish a home for the needy under the Methodist conference condition that the church manage it. Rev FE L Semans presided as elder of the Wabash district and ministers will seek conference acceptance. The donors are 70 and childless. Myrtle Earle died at 9 from eating toadstools. Gordain Earle, 14, also died, and their mother Mrs. Robert Earle is not expected to live.
State news notes an early snow storm breaking records in Stilwell with fourteen inches on the level. Train and electric car service were disrupted while a fire in a two story building injured Captain Jos. Fitzwilliams of the fire department Pipeman Frank Cecil and Charles Odens in Ey anaville with damage estimated at eight hundred dollars.
Mrs Lizzie Vincent Thomas of Watemount Walden's Ridge Tennessee cites a six week recovery of a child with running sores on feet and limbs after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. She emphasizes the remedies as a valuable household standby when distant from doctors and costly mountain visits. The testimonial dated October 18 1905 notes swift relief and no recurrence.
A Parisian woman runs an agency providing bridesmaids to prospective brides. The same attendants wear identical dresses for multiple weddings, with a fee of one sovereign per girl deemed sufficient.
An admixture of 19th century catalog copy and local notes. The document includes a Catarrh Cure testimonial from J Cheney & Co, a lawyer-like warranty by Walding Kinnan & Marvin, drugstore solo ads, a train fare notice for West and North routes via Nickel Plate Road, and a stray rural anecdote about a blackbird near Tiverton, Devonshire. The items lack a single coherent event.
An old remedy touts Sootuine Synop easing gum pain and wind colic in children at two cents a bottle. Mrs Marke-Gracious scolds a child for soiled limits while Tommy Tuff mentions an angel visitor who paid for a facial wash.
A prose advertisement urging women to avoid surgery for female troubles by using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It includes letters from women like Margrite Ryan and Margret Merkley praising recovery and urges seeking Mrs Pinkham's advice for non surgical relief.
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