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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
3
A persuasive plea from Bunker Eddl Press urging readers to subscribe and stop stealing neighbor newspapers. It argues that borrowing papers damages editors, costs money for printing supplies, and deprives the community of timely notices and local updates. Subscriptions are framed as a small yearly duty.
A cryptic clue hints that the last month containing the letter A is closing, appealing to oyster lovers who seek the seasonal cue. The playful teaser invites readers to infer the timing from month names ending with A.
Quotable quip notes that a man weary of waiting for a young lady should marry and let her wait on him. The remark frames marriage as a practical remedy for hesitation and courtship delays.
A 1908 note counsels keeping the mind fixed on a task and quotes a saying about leading a horse to water. It then humorously speculates that if it were possible, women would lead their husbands to watering places in summer.
I lounged in the grass when a young man and his date walked by with a picnic basket. The girl slipped a powder rag from her stocking, rouged her face, and quickly hidden items back before the milkman returned. She blushed as they passed, and I kept quiet.
McCaffrey's Peru announces a headquarters offering bulk and packaged garden seeds onion sets and assorted garden tools for home gardeners and small farms. The notice highlights stock availability and location for customers seeking gardening supplies.
W. L. Piper advertises a sale offering all kinds of garden plants at George B Lane's location in Denver Indiana.
A humorous quip contrasts bachelor life with married life mentioning a bull pup greeting versus a wife with a sharp tongue. The line plays on playful stereotypes about domestic setups and home welcome rituals.
Advertises agents wanted for crayon portraits 16x20 priced at 40 cents, frames at 10 cents and up, sheet pictures one cent each. Claims 400 percent profit or $36 per week. Includes catalog and samples free. Frank W. Williams Company, 1208 West Taylor Street, Chicago Illinois.
Schedules show daily and daily except Sunday services between Chicago Peru and Cincinnati with Nos 1 3 31 35 2 4 32 and 6 4 patterns. Through vestibuled trains run on own rails with double daily service and through sleepers on Nos 3 and 4. Local sleeper routes connect Muncie Marion Peru and Chicago with Peru and Chicago via Nos 5 and 6. For schedules rates and details contact J H Bauer T A Peru Ind.
An ad for Miller & Robbina promotes coffee described as refreshing and right with assurances of good treatment and value.
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