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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1903
Page
7
Portrait of President Theodore Roosevelt recounting a bear hunt in Idaho. He describes a dramatic charge by a wounded grizzly, a fierce close encounter, and his multi-shot struggle to bring the animal down with precise rifle fire.
In his first term President Grover Cleveland stopped at Weldon North Carolina and a native with a rustic style asked if he was the President. When Cleveland confirmed, the man shook his hand vigorously and exclaimed that he had never seen such a whopper before.
Bruce Opten plans remodeling in about a month. Joe Berkhiser Frank Lee and Ed Thompson began carpentry for Levi Dewald Monday. Charley Thompson, bedridden with rheumatism, is up and about again. Near Kokomo ORev and family visited Jud Long Monday night then rode train from Chili to Winona on Tuesday. The Old Settler’s picnic is planned for the 29th with a possible 30th picnic. Sadie Hatfield of Dayton Ohio reports her eleven month old baby swallowed a pants buckle and may need surgery. The child remains playful at times.
Mr Charles Theobald of Lincoln Lincoln Light and Power Co says Re Go Tonic Laxative Syrup reliably relieves constipation and headaches. He claims it moves bowels naturally without pain and grips, and that it should be given to children for bowel regulation. Sold by W L Piper.
A barber invites old and new customers to visit his shop in the Darnell Building after establishing himself in new quarters. The notice emphasizes welcoming patrons seeking grooming services.
Authorities keep watch on food producers to protect consumers from harmful preparations. Harts Honey and Horehound is touted as a safe cough and cold remedy without opiates, sold by W. L. Piper.
A woman describes a person by stating the church he belongs to, signaling social identity through religious affiliation. The remark highlights how faith communities often frame introductions and impressions in social settings.
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