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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
3
The text lists Denver Tribune newspaper masthead with editor Alfred Woolley and publication note stating weekly issue of Thursday and postal entry in Denver Indiana dated April 12 1897. It notes standard publishing and mailing details for the era.
A collection of brief items and quips on subscriptions prices and public affairs. It notes rising costs for yearlong and short-term newspaper rates and parries with satirical takes on global topics from Dame Nature to Panama and Paris.
A group of men organize a syndicate to share the cost of publishing a new book. They view a good author’s work as a safer investment than fledgling gold mines or overworked oil wells, signaling literature's growing market traction.
Statistics indicate fewer Boston children today than 40 to 50 years ago and marriages occur later. The note attributes the trend to delayed marriages rather than just fewer unions, reflecting broader social timing shifts. Estimates show U.S. mineral production in the past year surpassing all prior years and leading the world in gold silver iron steel copper coal and mineral oil except possibly copper.
The census report indicates that cotton seed, once treated as waste, has emerged as a valuable byproduct with growing industrial and economic significance. It details shifts in utilization, market demand, and potential price trends affecting growers and processors.
The article notes Germany drying sugar beet tops as cattle feed, cites Emil Sheffer's death in Louisville and his discovery of liquid pepsin and its dry form, mentions a red rain in southern Europe tracing volcanic dust affecting glaciers, and describes scientists using natural coloring to track glacier movement.
A columnist warns about the ruinous effects of drink and tobacco on men, their families, and society. It argues that stimulants erode health and finances, harming wives and daughters, and urges abstinence to regain strength and happiness. It cites visible harm across communities.
A whimsical Wheatfield Telephone piece contrasts January with June noting temperature swings, roses, graduations, ice cream cravings, and burdens like coal bills. It jokes about resolutions, mood, and societal quirks, mentioning moon phases and yearly routines in a light editorial tone.
Local ad touts Bucklen Arnica Salve as the world’s famous pain conqueror. Claims cures for cuts burns bruises boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles with a money back guarantee. Available for 25 cents at W. L. Piper's drug store.
The offer combines Triune and the Cincinnati Enquirer for a single price of one dollar plus fifty cents, valid for a full year. Subscribers lock in both papers under a single discounted rate.
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