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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1899
Page
2
INHHANA centered at the post-office in Denver Indiana announces a second-class matter dated April 12 1897. The fragment records an official notice relating to postal service matters at the Denver Indiana post office.
Dwight Le Medis, noted evangelist, dies at his Northfield Massachusetts residence after a prolonged illness. The obituary notes his national prominence and final days at home.
A garbled report notes a move by Governor Mount affecting squatters and certain foods in Starke County. It mentions immediate action and state intervention to address the disorder and safeguard resources.
An error filled clipping questions holiday merchandise profits during wartime, noting receipts and taxes fell short of expectations. It contrasts high seasonal volumes with low returns, suggesting broader economic strain and consumer caution amid conflict.
The text warns that anger accompanies illness such as bile fever and liver inflammation and can affect the heart and brain. It notes mothers or nurses yielding to passions may convulse infants. It urges strict guard over temper, claiming personal mastery yields physical excellence greater than ruling a city.
A combined advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla calendar as the prettiest yet seen, featuring blue and pink robes and fresh faces. It notes calendar durability for wall display or hanging and urges readers to order through P. Hood & Co. while criticizing wasteful advertising practices and urging fair value for publishers.
Government aims to enlist several hundred recruits for a state run service in the Philippines but struggles with eligibility. Applicants must have medical or pharmacy knowledge or at least a high school education.
The New York Telegraph says anger harms the body beyond character, causing disturbed circulation, excited arteries, and a hard pulse. It warns that excessive bile secretion accompanies strong emotions and urges temperance for health.
The feature highlights a new edition of Hicks and Works Almanac with Storm forecasts, weather and astronomical data, illustrated pages, and premium premium gifts. It claims Vicks Almanac as a premier family science journal and notes Professor Hicks’s long-running voluntary forecast work. The item promotes subscription at one dollar per year and lists Work and Works Pub Co, 2201 Locust St, St. Louis, MO.
The Toledo Weekly Blade describes its wide circulation during a presidential campaign year. It notes readership by nearly two million people across classes and affiliations, highlighting broad national reach and influence.
A description of a popular national family newspaper known for honesty and fairness. It caters to all ages with serial stories poetry wit and humor and departments for young readers lessons farm news and an questions bureau. Specimens offered and club terms available by request.
The Indiana Farmer newspaper, a leading Central West agricultural weekly, promotes its 36 page Christmas edition with a full page title illustration and free copies to new subscribers at 100. agents’ terms and sample copies are available from Indiana Farmer Co., Indianapolis, Indiana.
Anxiety filled a night visit as Mrs S H Lincoln described a lingering fear for the widow of General Parnhiim of Suebias Seo. She feared death from Prevawaia yet urged Dr King’s New Discovery claiming it saved her life and cured consumption after three small doses. Free bottles advertised at the Diost-Citiiee Drug Store.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses life last appeal to heart and mentions Steppy Dunia Cindy and durable vine material. It references donation at Steer and West and describes descriptive bill and free mailed applemon.
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