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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
7
War Savings organization in Indiana urges residents to switch beliefs from saving what we don’t spend to spending what we don’t save. Treasury says wise spending means thoughtful budgeting balancing present needs with future ones, avoiding neglect of emergencies, and keeping capital for opportunity.
The Elkhart Truth argues personal freedom includes doing as one pleases within neighborly bounds but warns many are restrained by debts and worries. It champions thrift as the royal road to independence through sane saving, wise buying, waste avoidance, and safe investments.
Harry C. Stutz praises Ben Franklin as a model for thrift and urges sale of War Savings stamps. He argues thrift benefits workers, youth, and moderate means, calling the stamps a secure, profitable investment and a demonstration of saving.
The article recalls BH Harriman who died leaving an estate of 75 million dollars and credits him with picking up a small steel letter clip dropped by a careless worker. He reportedly wished to have as his income the value of material discarded annually by indifferent workers in American offices and factories, forecasting immense wealth in years ahead.
A fragmented excerpt mimics Kipling like rhythm and language. The text is partial and cryptic, tracing themes of daily learning and nationhood without clear narrative or identifiable figures.
A parade of visits notes G A Martindale of Laporte in Denver, Dr Huffman of Rochester stayed with Miss Ethel Yoder, and many Peru residents hosted relatives across Kokomo Indianapolis and Denver. John Simons and O A Kessler traveled to Rochester for Redpath Chautauqua as health concerns linger for J W Ellis last.
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