Tribune Denver Second-Class Notice in 1897
Local notice appears in The Tribune Denver Indiana dated April 1897 and shows postal entry as second-class matter with a $2 designation.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
2
Local notice appears in The Tribune Denver Indiana dated April 1897 and shows postal entry as second-class matter with a $2 designation.
Mrs. Merrit Wildman was in Peru Saturday. Mrs. Eugene Mills was the Sunday evening caller of Mrs. M. D. Moody. Mrs. O. A. Moody and daughter Violet were Xmas shoppers in Peru Saturday.
William Heddleson recovering at home after hospital stay. new Deedsville High School officers elected for the year with Dee Brower as Superintendent and Pansy Moody as Secretary. Family visits and local events include Mrs. Neve Robbins and Mrs. O A Moody, a new baby girl for the Rimplers, and recent exams and local travel to Peru.
Perrysburg residents share a weekend of visits with the Mills and Walser families. Mrs. Walser travels to Chicago to spend Christmas with her daughter Fren Olsen. The community notes multiple gatherings, shoppers in Peru, school holiday closure from December 19 to 29, and visits among Yoder Bannell Balsbaugh and Staller households.
Local residents from Rural Route 2 including Mrs. J. W. Dice Mrs. Sommers and Mrs. Ida Dewald visited relatives in Peru and Logansport. The Sullivans and Berger families attended events in Mexico and Peru while planning Christmas together with relatives.
Mr and Mrs Cheston Long and family of Peru visited Foster Long and wife on Sunday. Useful Cheer-making Gifts are available at Hagers Harness Store in Peru with pocket books card cases pass cases coin cases. Miss Sue Fisher returns from Henry Illinois where she worked as a milliner trimmer. Denver residents welcome Sue home for vacations.
The piece touts night and day camps and outdoor sleeping porches as essential for public health, claiming their value saves the nation from huge potential losses. It urges households to adopt healthier living conditions to protect well being and reduce medical costs.
The National Tuberculosis Association notes rural residents enjoy fresh air and sunlight, reducing TB risk though the disease still causes about 150 000 U.S. deaths annually. It urges better home ventilation and outdoor sleeping porches, citing that most victims are ages eighteen to forty five and highlighting funds from Red Cross Christmas Seals.
Tuberculosis kills producers chiefly men and women ages 16 to 45 and claims workers in homes, offices, and shops. It causes 150,000 U S deaths yearly and costs about 900 million dollars in economic waste. Over 1,000,000 Americans suffer active TB now, yet it is curable and preventable. The National Tuberculosis Association and 1000 local groups wage a long war, financed mainly by Red Cross Christmas seals. Drive the menace from your door.
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