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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1908

Page

2

Britain Faces Severe Trades Slump With Shipyards Idle

Britain confronts deep unemployment as shipyards and iron industries shrink. Thousands of sailors and deckhands lose work while 60 to 70 percent of bolting trades report standstill. The North of England trades council and Mersey docks report empty vessels and rising distress as production costs and freight declines erode the sector.

Britain York Jnst Tyne Tharkeray England Mersey Glistow Distress Committee Dot Manchester Grunzher Bollemnakers

Paper Made of Corn Stalks Suggests Cheaper New Material

Government chemists report a corn stalk based paper may replace wood pulp, cutting costs by at least half and reducing forest strain. New paper uses hard outer stalk shell for white grades and pitch for yellow, with easy manufacturing compared to wood pulps.

Department of Age Meulture Burea Department of Agriculture Bristol

Greatenxt Butterfly Collection Sold to Chicago Museum

The late Herman Strecker of Reading Pennsylvania widow sold the Greatenxt butterfly and moth collection, about 100000 specimens, claimed as the world’s greatest, to the Bield Museum of Chicago for 20000 dollars.

Herman Strecker Reading Bield Museum of Chicago

Loyal Canadian Yacht Club eyes Canada cup challenge

The Loyal Canadian Yacht Club plans to challenge the Rochester Yacht Club for the Canada cup. The race could be held on a date yet to be decided. Weir, Ike Weir the Witfast spider, famed featherweight champion, has died in Somerville Massachusetts. Marathon course proposed by Century Athletic Club runs 25 miles from Fruitdale to Taywards over shaded roads and canyons likely on Thanksgiving Day. Royal Automobile Club Isle of Man race, won by W Watson, may be last public highway event in Great Britain amid public opposition. Ruth Dillon a 4 year old Sidney Dillon trotter owned by Sterling Holt of Indianapolis and driven by Millard Sanders, wins all three heats of the Hester Columbus stake at Columbus race, valued at 10300. Ruth paid 10.5 in pools of 225.7. Spanish Queen was favorite. Aquin drew heavy bets.

Rochester, N.Y Ixnne QO. Weir Ike Weir Witfast Spider Somerville Mass Pacific Century Athletic Club Iruitdale Taywards Royal Automobile Club Isle of Man W. Watson Great Britain John Burns Ruth Dillon Sidney Dillon Trotter Sterling R. Holt Indianapolis Millard Sanders Columbus Hester-Columbus Ruth Aquin

Apple Crop 25 Million Barrels Estimated for Nation

Reports to Harry J. Neely secretary of the national apple show of Spokane say 25 million barrels or 62 500 600 bushels comprise this season s yield from 15000 growers across belts in the union. Droughts rains and pests affected districts but the crop is as large as 1907 and better distributed with higher prices than last year.

Unite States Harry J. "Neely Spokane Middle

Navy Medical Inspector Hibbett Reports Mercury Treatment

A naval hospital report by Surgeon Wri cites Mercury as a treatment for various tuberculosis forms. The memo indicates cautious, age dependent use and notes some patients nearing death despite therapy at Newport R I.

Hibbett Navy Cory Naval Hospital Newport

Mansfield's One-Line Beat Desperation Cabman Stage Bit

An anecdote details Mansfield's stubborn pride playing a squire in A Special Delivery Letter. He improvised a riotous scene when a letter failed to appear, drawing laughs and provoking staff, ending in dismissal after a cork-popping lighter gag that soared into fame for a moment.

Sooz Panvilay Dismisant Mansfield Squire yiHatn Paul Wistach Scribner's Itichard Mansfeld Hs Brother Special Delivery House of Lords Tie Usu

Judgment and Justice of the Peace Aboard Supreme Court

A humorous tale recounts a justice of the peace attempting to sue and judge himself, then appealing to the Supreme Court where his judgment was affirmed. A separate quip from New York about heaven versus the metropolis ends with a witty exchange about a misnamed heaven.

Inventive Women and Their Clever Domestic Contrivances

The article highlights women creating designs for fire escapes and planned motors for sewing machines and other household aids. It notes devices like thermometer fire alarms that trigger wiring at a set temperature, showcasing a queer humor and a woman's practical sense in invention.

Harold’s Mother Teaches Him Teeth Brushing Abroad

A New York subject recounts Harold’s mother abroad arranging daily postcard notes to his elder sisters. Each card ends with a prompt to brush his teeth, aiming to instill a lasting habit despite worries about her influence after leaving.

Harold New York

Cheney & Co. Catarrh Cure Adverts for Toledo Firm

Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of I J Cheney & Co of Toledo promising to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Woeld’s Catarrh Cure. Claims hall’s Catarrh Cure cures internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and price. Hall’s Family Pills advertised for constipation.

City OF Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney Frm I. J. Cheney & Co A. W. Glierson Norany Hall Cheney & CG

Naming the Baby and the Epiphytic Orchidacer Thesis

A witty exchange unfolds between Penelope and her absent minded husband Alpheus about naming their baby after George Washington and a mislaid thesis on the Origin of the Epiphytic Orchidacer. Penelope points out the baby is a girl and the couple ponders the remark about the washerwoman’s child.

Alpheus George Washington Georgia Washington Penelope

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Jokes and Public Campaign Image

A fragmented Chicago Tribune piece mocks a political boss and fund-raising, contrasting a factory worker with a campaign manager unable to secure contributions. Interlocutors reference a minstrel act and a Tyrolese warbler as part of a satirical performance.

Bones George Tatter de Mahon Chicago Tribune

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