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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1902
Page
2
Eprrok wraunit announces IDV WATE as candidate for Representative of Miami County subject to the will of the Republican nominating convention. Gro. bE. Hiroks.
William Bo McCrinbre announces his candidacy for the office of Judge of the Miami Circuit Court, subject to the Republican Nomination Convention's decision. The filing asserts his intent to seek the judgeship in the upcoming election.
The township assessor is not required to send anyone more than twice for assessment. He may return a blank sheet for the Board to fill, and the Board has the right to add fifty percent to the property assessment.
An exchange notes a recent court decision holding a merchant who fills a gasoline jug for a customer without marking the package as required by statute liable for injuries to a family member when the jug is exploded while mistaken for coal oil.
A Philadelphia Times column extols sunlight in almost every home, arguing it brightens parlor life and lowers mortality. The piece links physical exposure to moral influence, insisting there can never be too much sunligh t and urging free access to sunlit spaces.
A short guide warns that flame flicker is harmful and steady reading posture matters. It advises holding reading material firmly to prevent movement and avoiding flickering candles or gas jets to prevent eye strain.
In a New York interview M Hugues Le Roux argues America’s chief social issue is the clash between business and love. He warns wealth at home weakens family bonds and urges less gold and more personal attention, noting women’s preference for kindness over material gain.
The Open-Air Post number for Saturday Evening Post Philadelphia April 24 promises major features. Ex President Cleveland writes on duck hunting with humor. William Marconi discusses wireless experiments. James A Farr shares tales of baseball players and fans. other pieces include The Old Peers Fishin and installments by Paul Latzke and Tames J Hill's School for Railroad Presidents.
Advice compares personal growth to a cake made in a mold. Fill every crease of your position, work upward, keep promises, live within means, save regularly, dress plainly, and avoid slander. Resolve slowly and steadily to advance while maintaining integrity.
A moral note urges self discipline after misdeeds and warns that night dissipation harms value to employer and self. It extols silence as cleanliness, a clear conscience, sound sleep, good digestion, and an impregnable moral coat.
Thad stomach trouble all my life and after trying doctors and remedies Eric, Pa. Edw Mehler found Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and reports great relief. It digests what you eat and you don’t have to diet. Piper's Drug Store selling it.
A Success writer argues that dwelling on dark outcomes fosters self deprecation and undermines success. Constantly fearing misfortune leads to a perpetual sense of inadequacy and can diminish even the strongest ideals.
A Hebron Ohio physician Dr M La Scarbrough recounts two years of severe cold and persistent cough. After trying many remedies he used Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds and reports quick relief and ten days of improvement. Guar anteed for throat and lung troubles by W L Piper. Suit and 31.00. Trial bottles free.
A humorous piece imagines how newspapers began and mocks editors as timeless, unseen figures. It suggests the editor survived from biblical brush until now and jokes about a poor newspaper and an editor who never dies.
Local notice lists typewriter paper for sale at the Trisune office. Public notice provides quantity and pricing terms for newsroom use and potential buyers.
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