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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
2
A Maine inventor patents a combined tack hammer and tack lifter with a hammer handle and side mounted lifter. A separate inventor unveils an automatic cannon style animal trap designed to instantly kill, with a bait trigger lowering the mouth to target the ground.
A historical report notes hunters using bait devices that kill animals, while a telephonic attachment is described to reduce contagion. The device seals mouth contact with antiseptic paper, drawn through after speaking to prevent disease spread. The piece highlights practical expedients in hunting and a sanitary phone concept.
A feature on Bavarian radish cultivation in Burvarka, Ceram empire, detailing extensive farms, diverse varieties, and a culture that treats radishes as a staple. It notes a unique water-raising seesaw pump, sprinkling routines, and a marking board to plant seeds in precise rows.
The excerpt describes Augustus lacking essential comforts and items such as clothing and basic household goods during winter, illustrating extreme poverty in a satirical vein within the Nmbs.-Land Outlook.
A Washington Herald quip recalls a student mix up of the New York motto chosen as Excelsior. The boy apologizes saying his trolley twisted and he meant to utter Excellsior.
A Tennessee mother reports her child’s eczema improved within six weeks after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. She also claims a poison oak case in a boy healed in three weeks with the same remedies. The statement is dated October 13 1905 from Paiment Walden's Ridge Tenn.
A alleged dialogue notes Japan accepting American boats in the Pacific with phrases about freedom to run ships between San Francisco and Oakland. The piece suggests Uncle Sam sensed no threatened trouble would arise. An ad for Med Cross Ball Blue warns keepers to use the product for clean clothes.
An aged product tagline advertises Mrs Winslow’s SunTalk as a remedy for teething pain in children. The item claims soothing gums reducing inflammation easing discomfort and curing colds while promising a bottle of the remedy.
On the British coast some farms cultivate cuttlefish to milk their ink. Cuttlefish are kept in ponds connected to the sea, with guards preventing fear that would cause ink to spill. Each ink yield is valued around 14 sovereigns annually, with China supplying the best stock.
A woman from North Dakota reports relief from chronic nervous symptoms after stopping coffee and drinking Postum Food Coffee. She describes nightly jerking, twitching, and cold feet, then states she sleeps soundly through the night without excessive bedding after switching to Postum.
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