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Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1913

Page

8

Race plot and schemes loom in cattle ranch melodrama

In a Western style tale, ByNopsib Cowboys lose a prized phonograph after a champion runner is challenged by Centipede ranch cook. Helen Blake schemes to have Covington win back the phonograph, while Speed, Willie, and trainer Glass face training pressures and looming jail delays as a ten mile race approaches amid mounting tensions.

Flying Heart Ranch Centipede Ranch Flying Heart J. Wallingford Speed Yale Culver Covington Helen Blake Speed Jean Chapin Ashe Covington Helen Larry Glaas Peed Wally Fresno Giee Clut Singer Stanford University Gines Glass Willie Omaha Jean Gayly Mr. Speed Gala Sqeed Gilxs Wally Seech

Peril of French Fashions at a Denver Tea

A Denver tea event discusses the immorality of French fashions while praising American styles for American women. Rev. Alpheus urges moving women away from French fashions. An anecdote from Easter opera era notes a countess's diamond attire and a gown held by one strap. The text also alludes to fashion trends rising then fading by November.

Alpheus C. Karr Opera Denver Alpheus Gotsa Golde

Middleham Village Lingers in Months Without Sun

In Lyn valley North Devon a hamlet named Middleham endures three sunless months each year as surrounding hills block sunrise. The sun first appears on February 14 the villagers call their valentine and children feel deep disappointment if fog hides it.

Lyn Lyn‘mouth Devon Middleham

Darkey excusing himself in Nashville gossip

A Nashville correspondent recalls a darkey who deflects blame and excuses for poverty and failure. In a ragged meeting with a former employer the man parries with a proverb about the rainbow, keeping a wry grin as he argues his case.

Nashville Darkey Bill

Slow Tidea Influence Lengthens Day Very Slightly

For a long time it has been known that the ideas act as a brake on Earth's rotation and tend to lengthen the day. The effect is so slight it cannot be measured within human time. MacMillan estimates one extra second every 460000 years using engineering data and assumptions.

MacMillan

Promise Keeps or Breaks in Marriage Riddle

Dialogue shows Maud promising to become his wife but a friend counsels not to worry as women often break promises. The piece mirrors social attitudes on marriage and fidelity in its era.

Maud

Hungry Percy Packer Upsets Pantry Thief Rumors

Mrs. Packer confronts her son Percy about missing sweets and desserts in the pantry. A running exchange shows seven doughnuts left from seven, cookies cut in half, several tarts and pie missing, plus honey coffee cake marmalade and more, all blamed on a ravenous boy. The family debate ends with a label of imagined gluttony.

Percy Jane Percy Packer Puck

Boy Scouts Compared to Knights of King Arthur Era

A writer in the Christian Herald draws parallels between Boy Scout training and medieval knighthood. He details early instruction from ages seven to eight, including religious and moral tutelage, military drills, athletic drills, and tests of endurance. The piece notes the Scout oath echoes chivalric vows of loyalty and kindness.

Knights of Old Arthur Christian Herald

Alleged Gentleman Notice At Cardiff Club

A quaint club notice from Cardiff quotes the Pall Mall Gazette warning about an alleged gentleman who borrowed three brushes from a color box. It states he cannot paint poultry without the master hand and should return them to the rightful owner.

Cardiff Pall Mall Gazette

Secret of Perpetual Youth Lecture Advice

Dr Josiah Oldfield argues in a lecture that perpetual youth comes from repeatedly falling in love. He urges married couples to rekindle affection to avoid nagging and aging, and declares those who never loved should be drowned.

Josiah Oldfield Dr. Oldfield

Goth Feed and Medicine Plant Axyparague Described

Axyparague is touted as one of the healthiest quick-growing plants for food and is presented as both medicine and nourishment.

Goth

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