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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
8
An essay extols happiness as the absence of pain and touts St Jacobs Oil as a cure for various physical ailments. It claims minor aches are easily reached and cured if treated promptly, and asserts many have found happiness after using the remedy. It urges timely care to regain well being.
In the Philadelphia Central Police Court a speaker named Michael O Halloran faced the magistrate. When asked his occupation he claimed to be a sailor, prompting incredulity from the judge who challenged his credentials. The exchange ends with O Halloran’s stubborn insistence and the Record noting the ordeal.
Washington Indiana September 23 There lives Rev C H Thompson at 106 BE 15th Street He formerly served as a missionary among the Indians of the West and, after years of travel, settled in Washington His illness from exposure and bad water led to diabetes and a near hopeless case at Wagoner Indiana Territory A Chicago specialist declared him hopeless Dodd s Kidney Pills were tried and he was cured restoring health his case spreading among doctors
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip humor highlights a wife who never uses the recipes she reads because she’s always missing ingredients. The piece closes with a remote ad request promising prepaid toilet paper offers and a cheeky remark on human vanity.
The flip-flop or loop-the-loop is a new thrill where a car circles inside a track in a perpendicular path. Passengers feel pressure as they upside down pass and momentum keeps them in their seats. even the Chinese minister Wa found it once enough and police near Coney Island have suppressed it.
The article profiles Leon Czolgosz, the man who killed President McKinley, tracing his life from Detroit to Chicago and Cleveland. It notes his lack of religion, immersion in socialist ideas, and exposure to anarchist rhetoric, detailing his path to planning and carrying out the assassination and his boastful, defiant posture afterward.
A fragmentary page lists household quirks and adlike notes from a bygone era. It touts St Jacobs Oil for instant pain relief, mentions Bonheur paintings, Mrs. Austins pancake flour, Engle Linen Paper, a Dover Castle clock, and a McKinley temple photo offer. It also includes train fares to Buffalo and a Venice hatmaker’s earnings.
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