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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
6
A testimonial extols Sloan's Liniment as instant relief for a backache, claiming it outperforms sticky plasters by penetrating skin and muscle to loosen tight tissue. The writer, James v Lux of Washington DC, describes frost injury and failed plasters before reporting successful pain relief from the product.
The article outlines foundation types for tall buildings in Chicago including floating spreads piles and concrete piers. It notes that many structures risk uneven settlement, cites the Board of Trade and Polk Street station as examples, and explains concrete piers reaching bedrock as a preferred but costly solution.
A spectator suing for damages after being ejected for hissing at a curtain collapse won in court. The judge said a spectator may show disapproval audibly if others may applaud. The tale includes Paris theatre guards and the Cleopatra stunt with a mechanical asp.
A Tennessee man, O L Wilson of Curyear, reports three years of severe skin swellings that blistered and scarred his body. After doctors failed, he used three sets of Cuticura Remedies and recovered within a week for some sores, claiming full restoration. The notice is from Potter Drug and Chem. Corp. Boston.
A jumble of patent medicine claims and light humor notes. Includes Hall's Catarrh Cure promotions with testimonials from Toledo firms, plus various product pitches and quips about health remedies and funny exchanges. Mentions Canadian fuel tests and a dramatic river descent in India.
A damaged OCR fragment lists notes on summer boarders prices and a bungalow reference. It references tariffs or rules for females and under 15s, Italian law, Confederate money, rare coins, and a postpaid Pelecdist. It ends with a street address in Atlanta and a divider company name for advertisers.
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