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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1900
Page
2
An editor cites a poetical fragment and notes crop forecasts for oats and corn with an estimated statewide increase. Oats up by 20 to 25 million bushels, corn projected at 160 to 175 million bushels, up 30 to 40 million from last year. Also mentions obituary rates, subscription push, and voting deadlines with a note on residency requirements and the election date of Tuesday November 6.
Bloomington remarks urge voters to back county weeklies, oppose spending plans and withdrawals during elections, and stress the country press as vital to community credit and informed citizens. The piece calls on every citizen to subscribe and pay for their home paper.
The Royal Arch News condemns papers publishing Prohibition news as biased and urges a boycott by saloon men. It argues a newspaper should report all news without fear or favor, and calls on temperance supporters to show greater influence than a few local saloon interests.
An elderly woman boards a country train for a short forty mile ride. She fusses with her veil and belongings while a relative points out a lake view. She plans to enjoy the trip though she worries it ends too soon, a reflection on delaying life’s pleasures.
The article argues home life requires joint effort from both partners to reach true happiness. It contrasts purchasing choices for men and women with the need for mutual participation to create a lasting domestic refuge. The passage emphasizes shared responsibility and collaborative strive.
A reflection on marriage as a two person enterprise where selfishness harms the home. The husband and wife must cooperate, keep cheerful conduct, elevate each other, and avoid petty quarrels in view of children. A happy, orderly home comes from unselfishness and shared effort.
Unclaimed letters listed include E Watley J W Squires Pearl Banch C A Kanes Amanda Lawwill Samuel Muhl F L Emmett. If not claimed within 30 days they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. W O Piper P M.
Mrs Geo Long of New Straitsville Ohio avoided tragedy by using Dr Kings New Discovery after a long cough. One bottle cured her and also treated a severe pneumonia attack suffered by Mr Long. The medicine targets throat chest and lung troubles and is sold with guarantees and trial bottles at the Post-office Drug Store.
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