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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
2
Midward Worrell of the 80th U.S. Infantry at Fort Rock Nebraska reports fifteen years of eczema on hands arms and legs with severe itching. After six days using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent the itching stopped and the sores disappeared, improving his health and sleep.
A Boston anecdote tells of a gentleman who sent a boy with a note to a young lady. He paid a quarter for the boy to hurry, and the girl replied she would be glad to see him but did not want the quarter. An advertising line promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product in a 2 oz pack for 5 cents.
In Norway a 1 year old boy named Epbet torn reputedly uses a mysterious sixth sense to locate missing people. After a wealthy Glommen farmer vanished, seventy searchers followed the boy’s route plan and found the man’s body downstream near a river, validating his alleged powers. Crowds flock to witness his feats.
A former college athlete recounts using Grape Nuts for two meals daily to regain endurance. He reports improved digestion, steadier nerves, increased weight, and sharper mind, noting quicker studies and better performance in mile and half mile events. He credits wheat and barley components for brain and nerve rebuilding and cites a Whywellville reference.
In a Chicago Daily News dialogue a groceryman and Evelina discuss marriage and romance. Willie eyes furniture-store displays as he weighs commitment while Evelina questions his prospects. The talk reveals gender stereotypes and social pressure surrounding courtship.
A bizarre collection of rural anecdotes and legal jests unfolds with a jailed judge and a comic Irish hunter. The pieces mix courtroom mishaps, a minister’s visions, and a farmer judge who secretly shares venison and supplies with local preachers. The tone skewers pretension and features humorous misreadings of law and faith.
A week after the confrontation, the intruder spoke privately with Din confessing about a stolen item from Madge. The old fellow raised his hand, insisting no one else knows anything about the matter.
A Pall Mall Magazine piece reveals that many men, including soldiers and well-dressed gentlemen, wear custom corsets as a fashion and form sculpting aid. Leading corsetiere notes male clients spend about £150 yearly, with three months to achieve the desired silhouette using soft silk corsets and targeted padding.
Quote from the Cleveland Leader recalls Mrs Everson bearing her own baptismal mimes on her card and her husband Wilton Edgar Everson’s reaction. The exchange notes she styled herself as Mrs Wilton Edgar Everson and the husband’s vanity about family head status.
A fragment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a speaker praising a woman’s face as incandescent and her glow as striking, while another observer clarifies the remark was about illumination rather than the figure.
The speaker notes it is easier to celebrate achievement than to offer sympathy for misfortune highlighting the complexity of responding to both outcomes.
An elderly observer recalls the comic era of trunk smashing by baggage masters. He describes gravity, corner drops, and powerful throws that once made trunks explode with contents scattered, then notes railroads now favor end drops to reduce damage and favor sturdier trunks, signaling an end to the old tales.
A Detroit Free Press excerpt recalls a veteran who says he has spent life in polls rather than fear, noting his involvement in numerous skirmishes with Indians and his steady demeanor in danger. The exchange highlights resilience and confidence born from extensive frontline experience.
Readers from Sterling Kentucky and Grant Ontario describe long term kidney issues and “very bad” symptoms. After using Peruna and Manalin, both report marked improvement and credit the remedies for restoring health. The text notes kidneys continuously filter toxins and that Peruna offers needed support during strain.
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