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Denver Tribune in Denver, Indiana

24 Dec 1903

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Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1903

Page

2

Broadside of accidents and civic notes from a regional Indiana page

A roundup reports Thomas Taylor collapsing at Bradley stone yards in Bedford while at work. Ford and railway incidents follow including a Fort Wayne collision and a switchman killed. Other items note a Paris bank organized with a $25,000 capital and several local fires, injuries, and a Purdue forestry bureau report.

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Thomas ‘Taylor Hradley Stone Yards Bedford David Johnson Greenwood Sanitarium Ness Selina Walter Delancey Anstate Bank Paris Crising Samuel Wright M. Fish M. Boyd Wo. Lamphrey Virtentine Mzinger J. Hughes James Cornelius Whiteland Cornelius James Corbin Charles Jenny Jeffersonville Jenny Federated Women's Clifs Hvansville Tive Sty Wilard Este Mairy Moore Anil Lizzie Cisgel Mary Navineud Otter Indmana Corn Growers Association Purdue University Sheen Chukshill A. Hrang Purdue Universiy Forestry Bureau Purdue State Board Indiana Clarke County Maute Stone Plainfield Paul Peitchett Fort Wayne Marti Uulger Wabash Railway Veannigan Henry Roy Charles Cummins Zulu Julius Jlugenard Clelland Glass Hartford City Wa Yes
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Christmas Promise at Bentleys Endures In Hard Times

Gilbert Bentley, owner of the Bentley Lumber Company, faces a bleak winter and moral reform aided by Florence his ward. The pair resolve to share Christmas cheer with workers, raising wages and changing the house as they embrace humane work, faith, and a fresh start.

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Bentley Lumber Company Gilbert Bentley Gilbert Bent Marence Simpson Ilorence God Tad Harold Mereneve Grandpa Mr. Bentley Florence Eyea Menard Hall Cheney &,Co Toledo Toc
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The Passing Year in Christian Whitings

Poem reflecting on the passing year and divine grace. It ponders memories, doubts, and sins, asking for grace to learn from the years and be led toward Christ. The voice laments times of grief and misread wisdom, urging trust in God as the calendar turns.

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Memmory Cecal Christ
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Granddaughter’s Christmas Visit Shifts old mill owner

Gilbert Bentley, a stern 65 year old mill owner, contemplates raising wages as his granddaughter Mereneve arrives for Christmas. Her influence reveals his hidden generosity and prompts a plan to help his workers and churches, contrasting his earlier self serving resolve.

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A Nimble Trouble Jumper

Cartoon dialogue from the Detroit Free Press features Tom and Dick joking about hot water and staying young through activity. The panel blends humor with a light health theme and daily life quips.

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Tom Detroit Free Press
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Cough remedy ad promises 26 doses for 25 cents

An advertisement claims 26 doses of cough care tablets for 25 cents, offered postpaid by Dr. Skirvin Co. in Chossh, Wisconsin. The snippet presents a print ad style reassurance that the product provides relief from coughing.

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DR. Skirvin CO Chossh Wis
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Public baths compare New York and London counts

New York, with 3,437,202 inhabitants, has only one public bath though three more are under construction. London, population 4,536,063, maintains thirty-eight public baths.

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New York London
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Pancake flour in town delights shoppers

Fragments note Mrs. Austin’s pancake flour remains popular as ever. A brief line cites hosiery imports from England dropping from 1.5 million to 200 thousand dollars yearly. An ad asks about a Self Iaking Dating Stamp for 75 cents and mentions Fort Wayne, Indiana. A stray line references Egyptian symbolism and a children’s product for soothing gums.

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Lock Bar Fort Waynes
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