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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1916
Page
6
The late John Philip Quinn once traveled America exposing cheating devices like the electric roulette wheel in his private car. He urged cautious reform and urged helping others who want to reform while noting personal changes from quitting smoking and drinking to entering refined society. He reflected that after reform he felt he could do better.
Muffled remark suggests Jimson is deeply in debt. He cannot hear the doorbell when creditors call, reflecting a dire financial squeeze and looming pressure from lenders.
Worry is just fear diluted by busy hours and useful tasks fill the day. Preserve soap and cookware, recycle eggs and scraps, store twine, keep brooms straight, and plan meals to reduce waste. Save cooking water for soups and use nonbreakable utensils for economy. Goldfish croquettes or salad with dressing offer varied uses.
The article advises light planning for picnics to avoid burden. It suggests ready made kits with paper products and utensils, simple foods for children, easy sandwiches, fresh fruits, lemonade, and a cheap chafing dish to prepare warm dishes or coffee without fuss.
A Youth's Companion reprints an English Quaker anecdote about an overdues ship and a wary underwriter. Joseph Finn manipulates a messenger to make Joshua sign a policy, making the owner pay a premium he hoped to dodge. The ruse ends with Joshua unwittingly accepting the signed document.
In a lively exchange Uncle Bill Bottletop declares support for prohibition and hopes its victory. He warns that if prohibition gains power parties may ally with trendier interests as others have done in the past.
A brief dialogue shows Johnnie asking Eva for her name and last name. Eva responds that she does not know her last name and that she is not married yet.
A health note advises sipping milk slowly, at least four minutes per glass, using a teaspoon per sip. It explains milk curdles in the stomach and that small sips allow digestion, countering claims of indigestion.
A garbled passage describes Mary watching her mother and a defect appearing on a dress. The text records a question from the mother asking how the stain got on the dress and Mary’s unsure response.
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