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Denver Tribune in Denver, Indiana

29 Aug 1918

Page 4

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Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1918

Page

4

Indiana News Summary From Sullivan to Indianapolis

The Sullivan grocers announce delivery charges on orders under $1 while larger orders go free. A Evansville man loses his arm to typhoid fever and dies in hospital. Indiana Real Estate association plans a Terre Haute convention on October 23 24. The state sees milking price stabilization efforts in Delaware county and school education drive concerns as enlistments rise. An Evansville area home opened for Mrs Alice Gresham Dodd widow of the first American to die in France.

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Sullivan Louis Elwards Evanaville Frank M. Bush Jackson County Union Traction Company Willams of Wabash Indiana Whellington D. C Camp Sherman Camp Custer Indiana Real Estate Association Terre Haute United States Student Nurses Reserve Delaware County Council of Defense Interstate Public Service Company Shelbyville Indiana Public Service Comission Autrymen Delaware County Huntington Franklin M. Sprinkle W. L. Leer United States Department of Agriculture Nicholas Staubaugh Minami County Wen Werein United States Winchester Ansonia Allen County Fogarty Mitchigan City Evansvie Alice Gresham Dodd Muther James Bethel Greshhut Tali France W. W. Mooney & Son Columbus Eugene Fields Jesse Fields Noblesville CamMe Weissenauer Kokomo Indianapolis W.J. Freeman Terre Waute George Wrygant Roanoke Wygant William J. Bryan Lincoln Neb Winona S.C. Dickey Winona Lake Marlon Lawrence Chicago S. Rogers Warsaw Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company Robert IT. Todd Maude Samuels Riverside City Muncie James Courrier Marion Andrew Simpson Simpson Courrier Simpada Jon
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Profits Exceed in 1917 and 1918 Reported for US Firms

Treasury department study of 31,500 corporations shows extraordinary profits in food stuffs, dairies, canning, leather, oil, and utilities in 1916 to 1917 with large firms and small capital alike posting double and triple digit gains. names withheld due to law.

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Washington Treasury Department Borah Senate Iron and Steel Enat Dairies The Pennsylvania West Virginia Timeis Indiana New York Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Texas Oklahoma Kansas United States
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German Fried Potatoes At Rapid Fire Eatery

Fragmentary text mentions Claudine reacting with excitement as a rapid fire restaurant serves German fried potatoes. The passage includes stray phrases about guests, cuts, and spots in an unclear city setting, with garbled dialogue and names.

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Bryle Claudine Sais City Stor
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Cradle Songs as Ancient Oral Treasures Across Cultures

An essay on cradle songs tracing their ancient roots and the way they survive language shifts. It notes rhythms varying from German major to Scottish minor and Hungarian cadence, and suggests mother child bonds shape these lullabies as timeless motifs in folk culture.

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Sotga Tlient Khosas City Journal Papa Baby Dreamland
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First Atlantic Steam Vessels Mark Early Ocean Pioneering

The Savannah, 360 tons, sailed from Savannah on May 24, 1819, reaching Liverpool after 27 days, relying mostly on sail as coal ran out after ten days. Six years later the steamship Enterprise began the era, and regular Europe to America crossings started in June 1838 with the Great Western in 18 days. The Cunard Line followed with the Britannic starting service to Halifax and Boston in 1840.

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Atlantic Savannah Liverpool Georgia City Falmouth England East Indies Europe America Great Western Cunardine Britannica Halifax Boston
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Pudding Anecdote Recalls Ducks and Dismay

A humorous overheard exchange from a munition canteen describes a heavy pudding left half-cooked. Alf declares it strong while Bill recalls a worse pot his wife served, joked to ducks, and a boy reporting sinking dicks as a farcical misread.

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Alf Bill Missus Jones Pearson's Weekly
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Securely Sealed Envelope Defies Steam Test

An egg white sealed envelope remains unopenable by boiling water steam, its firmness increasing as heat is applied, illustrating a surprising resistance to steam-aided opening.

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What Did He Mean The Artist The Critic Exchange

The artist promises a better girl in the picture and complains the studio is too small. The critic retorts that one cannot get far enough away from the artist's pictures.

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Tobacco savings urged in wages aside

In a brief exchange Mr Meekton argues that quitting tobacco saves money. He says he is content with a pipe and that his wife’s cigarettes are the market’s costliest.

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Fragmentary text fragment yields unclear report

The provided OCR snippet contains fragmented and garbled phrases making it impossible to identify a clear event, person, or organization to summarize as a newspaper item. No coherent facts beyond distant hints of messy wording can be established.

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Clint Tour Beckons Return of Star at Event

A fragmented line references a Clint tour and a beckoning to a return by a notable figure, suggesting a public appearance or promotional event. The readable portion implies anticipation around a tour or campaign style engagement.

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