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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
4
Thrift Magazine urges visitors to bring cheer rather than pity to the sick, noting a long paralyzed man asking friends to stop saying sorry and to share news from outside. Flowers and reading matter are encouraged to brighten the room.
An exchange quotes a speaker saying America has produced three great men Washington Lincoln and I myself causing loud laughter. He then intended to add Theodore Roosevelt but was interrupted and sat down.
A terse exchange recalls a former partner, referencing a shim and a dance memory. The dialogue hints at lingering feelings and unresolved history between Jones and the dancer.
A back door visitor in Munice claims to be out of work after the war ends his family’s trade of tramping. He says the van destroyed his only occupation learned from his father and followed until the war started. The widow questions the tale with a firm stare.
Mrs Field heckles the Torch of Liberty for a cryptic line in the village newspaper. The editor is accused of a possible typo or unknown malice as townsfolk laugh at the “hydrant-headed octopus of Wall street.”
A state plan earmarks 202538.08 to aid 149 Indiana school corporations in 26 counties through the deficiency fund, with 356018.78 requested but short Lib. Also noted are new auto insurance rates lowering for high priced cars, higher taxes in Indianapolis, efforts to curb Wabash river poaching, and various local notices from Lafayette to Fort Wayne on wages, elections, and public works.
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