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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
2
Dr. Pierce urges readers to check ingredients before consuming food or medicine. He promotes Favorite Prescription as a cure for women’s ailments and related nervous and pelvic symptoms. A publisher offers a free booklet with extracts from medical authorities via request.
A Washington Star excerpt shows a mob speaker arguing for a perpetual chain of leaders to incite revolutions. The dialogue frames a cycle of power and rebellion with a proposed sequence of authorities.
The article portrays Gen Min as a brutal czarist enforcer famed for open cruelty. It recounts his command of the Sem Smovsky regiment during the October killings near the Technological Institute in St. Petersburg and his later actions in Saratov and Moscow including mass executions and drumhead trials.
An ambitious girl, hindered by nervousness and hysteria, found relief in Grape-Nuts after failing in school. She describes improved health, clearer rest, and eventual recovery enabling study and teaching, four years after starting the product. The ad notes Grape-Nuts by Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan with the slogan There’s a reason and a booklet.
Indiana report details the death of Mrs. Join Polger aged four in Chicago area after a gasoline mix up with kerosene. She bought what she believed to be kerosene, used it in a stove, and an explosion caused severe burns. Neighbors and aid arrived too late. the child died at home.
Indiana court rules subscription list not a binding contract in the Tenry county case of George Tagard historian. Defendants who endorsed the work are cleared of sorcery claims as unrelated to the dispute. Case moves to the state Supreme Court for further review.
George Elkins, a local farmer, recognized the missing boy Tim H a son of George Whinney as occupants of a gypsy caravan stopped for water near Petersburg. The Gypsies surrendered the father and fled briefly before returning the boy to his home, ending the incident.
Vandals overturn headstones at Premont cemetery and smash furniture at Lake Shore Lawn road site. In Terre Hants, Miss Mary Sellinges, 67, dies when a ceiling collapses at Samuel Frank & Son’s factory. Miss Edith Stockwell and eight others injured as plaster falls from vibration of sewing machines.
The twenty eighth White County fair closes a record year with over 40000 attendees for racing and exhibits. Outstanding farm products and horticulture displays draw praise as officials report all time attendance highs.
A testimonial for Dr Williams Pink Pills asserts cure of pinemia and severe headaches with irregular heartbeats. Mrs Thomas J McGann of 17 Lincoln Place Plainfield New Jersey recounts long illness, swelling and weakness before taking twelve boxes. Pills priced 5 cents a box or 1 50 for six delivered by mail from Schenectady New York.
A Parliamentary paper reports 3a percent of net British and Irish emigrants went to Britain and possessions while 45 percent went abroad. It notes large British emigration to North America and significant British and foreign movement to the United States. It also mentions the London Jewish Board of Guardians aiding poor Jews to emigrate and questions alien lists as to the number and nationality of aliens settling in Great Britain.
A bridegroom from Monthey, Italy, released from prison to attend a wedding appears with the bride at the church door. An Italian groom, serving a long sentence for burglary, obtained permission from the prison governor to attend the ceremony, with two gendarmes and guardians present as witnesses.
An education railway postal clerk notes an address reading Boston Aug 27 106 and adds Try Starved Rock beside it. The fragment hints at a postal puzzle or missive with geologic references and a famished structure.
An odd mixture of transportation rates and notices mentions the Nickel Plate Road west and north service with dates August through October and agent contact in Fort Wayne Indiana. Also included are theatrical lines and a note about German warships fitted with wireless telegraphy apparatus, plus a medical teething syrup advertisement for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children.
A German soda fountain attendant at Heckelmeyer’s drug store calmly handles a customer who orders plain soda without syrup. The stout man insists on plain soda and questions the attendant, who patiently clarifies options of vanilla or lemon flavors and keeps a steady, neutral demeanor.
A hostess argues for beans oats and wheat as better nutrition than beef. The guest cites scientific experiments and examples like Japanese wrestlers and porters in Constantinople. The host counters by serving roast beef while noting his wife’s breakfast mood.
The article notes experiments by Dahl using colored sweets and bitter substances to train a monkey. The monkey avoided colors indicating bitterness and seized those signaling sweetness, distinguishing colors except dark blue. Dahl cites Mayer and notes some tribes and children struggle to distinguish dark blue from black.
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