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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
2
An announcement filed for a candidate named Us it ecamelidhale seeks the Republican nomination for Representative of Miami County. The entry notes the campaign subject to the will of the Republican nominating convention.
The candidate announces intent to run for Judge of the Miami Circuit Court subject to the Republican nominating convention. Name William Bo APC Clin Tic appears in the filing.
The piece urges citizens to look beyond front streets and praise, while warning that dishonest wealth that harms others makes one a failure. It contrasts active, beneficial public spirit with wealth gained by injustice, urging personal responsibility for community improvement.
A reflective quip laments that home grown men seldom receive fair recognition while neighbors invest in grand objects like the largest hammer to restrain or impress. The tale cautions that to be well regarded at home one should be a prized pumpkin.
The piece highlights widespread prosperity in Denver with many improvements underway. It notes more residence work, a new church, extensive painting, new sidewalks, and continued activity at saw mills and a basket factory. It urges local patronage to sustain growth and communal industry.
A boyhood warning urges young men to quit late street loafing smells of whiskey and cigarette smoke. It counsels study play and activity, and warns that heavy drinking harms health and family harmony. The piece appeals to sons to respect their ailing mothers and strive to become men before adulthood.
The Saturday Evening Post will publish Conjuror's House a romance of the Free Forest by Stewart Edward White set at a Hudson Bay Company outpost. It features a daring soldier, the old factor, and his daughter and begins in the April 19 issue. The magazine also announces an early prize serial by Gilbert Parker author of The Right of Way.
An anonymous narrator recalls hidden scandals in neighbors closets revealing whispers of marital strife, separations, drink, debt, and mother visits. The piece emphasizes prying eyes uncovering private troubles and exposes the human urge to reveal others secrets.
The Indiana Farmer recounts tales of theft and mischief including a girl named Miss J reputedly stealing goods and an officer paying double the value to avert arrest. It also mocks a Mrs Pry described as neglectful and a neighborhood skeleton, warning grocers to beware.
Edw Mehler of Erie Pennsylvania recounts lifelong stomach trouble and failed remedies before finding relief with Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says the product digests what you eat and does not require dieting, praising its effectiveness and recommending it to others via Piper's Drug Store.
Life in the country is increasingly valued and incomes rise. Irrigation and forestry will reclaim arid land for farmers. The broad prairies will invite the best young men to a calling more desirable and remunerative than urban desk work.
Dr M L Scarbrough of Hebron Ohio describes a two year battle with a severe cold and cough that resisted 35 years of medical practice. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with quick relief and renewed health. W L Piper guarantees it for throat and lung issues with 50c and 1.00 price and free trial bottles.
The government plans daily weather forecasts for rural mail carriers to distribute to customers on all routes. Postmasters will receive the reports first, enabling farmers to get forecasts up to twenty four hours earlier than before and before they appear in daily papers. This feature is seen as highly valuable for progressive farmers.
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