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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
8
Fragmentary ad copy mentions leading druggists and a veered name Loridan. The readable text is jumbled with stray phrases and unclear claims, offering little verifiable detail or context beyond promotional garble.
A mangled fragment shows an aspirin promotion for Bayer tablets claiming fast relief for colds and headaches. The garbled text mentions price small cents and references stray names and phrases, with a damaged park dike scene and a confused bystander reacting to the ad.
A chaotic assemblage of recipes and culinary musings appears with instructions for custards, sauces, potato timbales, popovers, and desserts. Scattered quotes from Ella Wheeler Wilcox and food tips mingle with fragmentary notes on salads and cocktails.
A creditor questions a maid about Mr. Perkins home while noting his hat and coat. The maid retorts that personal items prove little when she herself is not present, followed by stray dialogue about weeping charges and street cleaning appropriations.
A brief ad notes a laundress singing O Happy Day while hanging laundry. It promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as the cause of a happy day and imitates a popular sentiment to sell the product.
Charles recalls Grandmother’s meals and biscuits with jam during supper. A napkin joke follows about a stained shirt and a clean sul t. The riddle asks why a man seldom coaxes his wife to sing for him.
Offer for room and board plus a small stipend for housework help and study in business college. Includes optional arts, dramatic courses, and specialty sewing tasks. Advertisement notes various embroidery and needlework services with prices and agent call. Contact B Stephenson, Box 136, Kansas City, Mo.
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