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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
3
The Denver Tribune notice states Editor and Publisher, published every Thursday in Denver Indiana. It notes entry at the post office as second class matter with an April 12 1897 date.
One year rate set at 1.00 dollars payable in advance. Six months priced at 0.50 dollars and three months at 0.25 dollars. Payment terms and renewal details not specified in the fragment.
The piece contrasts Elizabethan bear baiting with modern amusements such as yacht racing golf and hunting. It notes the shift away from animal torment toward self directed sport and the rise of photography replacing gun use in bird hunting. Bill Nye recalls rural milking antics and mocks cow and milkman experiences with humor.
President Theodore Roosevelt endured a blizzard while riding on his North Dakota stock ranch. Stranded by drifting snow, he reached a prairie saloon and calmly refused a drink as a drunken gunman caused chaos, choosing instead to warm by the stove.
In a dramatic scene described in the Saturday Evening Post, a rival challenged Mr. Roosevelt in a chair and demanded he dance. The assailant fired into the floor, but Roosevelt rose and struck, causing the foe to collapse. The crowd nearly incited revenge before Roosevelt calmed them and had the man brought to the fire.
Mrs I B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire stomach and liver illness with yellow jaundice and gall stones. A doctor warned only one chance remained through surgery as prior treatments failed. She then used Electric Bitters and fully recovered, praised as a wonderful stomach liver and kidney remedy. Sold by W L Piper for 50 cents with guarantee.
The Saturday Evening Post announces two new departments to broaden access to learning. A Home College Course offers instruction by a special faculty from leading colleges with carefully chosen studies and outside reading tips. To the Young Man Beginning Business features top professionals sharing paths to success and recommended reading lists.
A poor complexion results from torpid liver or irregular bowels. If refuse remains, impure blood and eruptions follow. DeWitt's Little Early Risers stimulate the liver and bowels without griping, offering a safe remedy promoted by Piper's Drug Store.
A letter from Rev Tros B Warwick of Scott Town Ohio praises Gooch's Mexican Syrup for curing four years of asthma after three bottles. The note urges consumptives to try it, claiming it cures simple coughs and whooping cough. price 25 cents.
A late 19th century ad calls for several persons of character and good reputation in each state to represent a long established, financially solid business. Compensation offers $18 weekly plus expenses and a reference system, with an address at 316 Caxton Building, Chicago for applications.
A short classified notice offering loan funds with an invitation to call for details. The ad emphasizes available money to loan and urges direct contact for terms.
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