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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
5
A husband returns home to find his wife in tears after she admits she left the canary cage open and the bird flew away. He consoles her, taking her in his arms as another wave of sobs hits, and she laments that she now has only him left.
Jumbled ad copy mocks travel gossip and eye remedies. Mentions Switzerland, a druggist, and humorous remarks about successes and failures. Notes on eye products, Ball Blue detergent, and European straw hats. A light, satirical snippet with casual chatter.
An editor quarrels with dull war news and recalls a Berlin anecdote about a reporter asked to go to Dinkelsbuhl. He argues history in Europe would move faster if correspondents were allowed near the front.
Ray Bryant describes years of a ringworm like condition on hands and feet with blistering and cracking. After trying remedies he used Cuticara Soap and Ointment, which he says cured the trouble. He notes Cuticara products sold worldwide and offers a free sample with a 32 page Skin Book.
A brief exchange features a father and son discussing why coal wagons are painted dark. The line prompts a small moment of reflection on practicality and perception.
A Paris literary figure visits New York and marvels at the American barber shop scene. He notes tile walls, spotless chairs, and a procession of services from shave to manicure to shoe shine, with a stenographer and other attendants enhancing the experience. He imagines further stylists but recoils at the idea of dictating letters in such surroundings.
A Judge comments on a newspaper article calling early steam or motor vehicles horseless carriages and notes the odd claim that such devices require horse power a puzzled reader finds illogical. The exchange reflects early confusion over new propulsion tech.
A witty exchange about finding a girl's card inside a sardine box. One member jokes a mermaid may have slipped it in, prompting playful speculation about how the card ended up there.
The forest service plans restocking of national forest streams in all states including White Mountains and southern Appalachians as fish fry become available. Hatchery output is insufficient to meet all demands, so planting proceeds in installments with careful handling and rapid times, often outside normal hours.
A fragment notes a psychiatrist or expert questioning a husband’s collapse linked to attempting to follow a story in moving pictures. The quote references a "great specialist" and a discussion about cause and sudden collapse.
In 1858 near Hongkong a ship under Admiral Fitzgerald encountered a cloud of giant dragonflies that covered the rigging and swarmed the deck. After a sultry afternoon swim the crew weighed anchor and later faced a severe squall, prompting speculation the insects might relate to the weather event.
The text notes the longest day in northern Norway spans May 21 to July 22, with a reference to a man in Gotham going out for lunch around June 15 and returning by June 26.
A compact maxim reflects on dare of passion and the perils of indifference, likening love to a sudden spark that may fade without timely intent and effort.
An old advertisement notes Red Crean Ball Blue makes a saundress look happier and clothes whiter than snow. It targets grocers with claims tied to a wife’s preferences and a man’s behavior.
Mrs H Grirriru of Cleveland Ohio reports years of painful side issues and an expected operation. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she became regular and pain free. She praises the medicine and recommends writing Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn MA for confidential advice.
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