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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
2
An advertisement outlines subscription options with one year at 1.00 two sets available in six months and three months terms including a soda offer. The fragment lists pricing and sub durations but lacks full context or entities.
Advertising rates for locals 3 cents per line with ward of thanks 25e. Lodge notices 3 cents per line. Church notices 1 cent per line. Resolutions of respect 1.00. Lost and found 3 cents per line. Obituary notices free unless length requires. Poetry indented with obituaries charged 3 cents per line. Advertising rates available on application. Address communications to the Tribune Denver Indiana.
A report notes American ingenuity has installed telephone transmitters in churches to broadcast preachers’ voice to members at home. The Baptists at Peru tested the method last Sunday and found it effective, sparking talk of wider adoption.
John W. Young of Lincoln Tennessee reports relief from a severe cough after using Hart's Honey and Horehound. He urges others with throat or lung ailments to try the remedy. Sold by W F Piper Druggist.
The notice advertises a package including The Tribune, Woman's Home Companion, and American Farmer totaling 51.50 for 32.50 worth of reading, available at this office.
A newspaper item presents a promotional letter praising Re-go Tonic Laxative Syrup as a universal cure for constipation and related ailments. It notes 50 cent overcoats purchased from G. Sturn & Sons and urged reader response, branding Julius Fak as a truthful advertiser.
L. C. Dukes advertises a closeout on stoves at very low prices urging customers to buy soon before stock runs out. The copy emphasizes limited quantities and urgent savings on home stoves.
Edward Donaldson and others pass through this place during the week. The Courter school hosted visits from several residents and a telephone meeting at Courter school led to forming a cooperative company with Ira Eikenberry and Oliver Armantrout as solicitors. Frank Wiedenhoeft was chosen to obtain pole and phone prices. A $30 stake in the venture is noted. A follow up meeting is planned in Denver Friday night to finalize the organization.
Mr and Mrs Will Dedrick of Phillipsburg Ohio visit A B Andrews at Woolleytown. Mrs Libbie Lahdis returns from Johnstown Pa after five months with relatives. Ammon Dewald goes to Buffia Saturday to sell car stock then visits friends in Pennsylvania. Mrs Della Thompson returns home from Wabash after attending the dedication service. The debt was 10000 and the evening service raised 13153 in cash and subscriptions.
The Lake Erie & Western Railroad offers Christmas and New Year round trip tickets at one and one third fare. Tickets are valid December 24 25 31 and January 1 1904 with return by January 4 1904. Inquiries to railroad agents or H J Rhein G P A Indianapolis. Buy a store of Dukes.
An advertisement from the Manhattan Therapeutic Association promises a cure for morphine habit with a money back guarantee. It claims confidential correspondence and offers a free bottle to those seeking treatment and to physicians with refractory cases. The piece contrasts past and present medical care for youth and notes dramatic changes in treatment and outcomes.
Beall Mississippi resident T R Beall cites his wife’s fall illness and rapid recovery after using Dr King s New Discovery for consumption. The ad advertises the remedy with prices and free trial bottles. Also promotes a Christmas goods display at Wampler s The Big Store Peru.
A vivid ad claims a frightened horse or many accidents happen daily and urges keeping Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for burns cuts sores eczema and piles. The sale is pitched at 25 cents at W L Piper’s Drug Store.
Gustin Bros invites customers to compare goods and prices with rivals before buying, arguing that shopping with them yields better value and savings.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for dyspepsia dizziness headache liver and bowel troubles. It promises gentleness and thorough effect and lists W L Pipers Drug Store as the place to buy them for 25 cents.
The Store that saves you money on every article you buy is Wamplers the Big Gift store in Peru offering everyday low prices and deals for shoppers.
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