Subscription Rates Notice for Denver Indiana
Notice states second class matter at Denver Indiana dated April 12 1897 and lists subscription per year as 1.00 dollars.
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Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
7
Lady in the Moon Explanation Inspires Lighter Records
A humorous 1908 note blends astronomy and court talk. A Pennsylvania judge’s ruling that dam is not a swear word suggests the recording angel may have lighter duties when celestial and legal quirks mix in a witty column.
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Pennsylvania
Olio Bride Elopes During Groom’s Shave
A man from Olio meanwhile shaved when his fiancée eloped with another man. He faced two close shaves at once as his plans unraveled.
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Olio
Divorce among cooks and their spouses in Texas remark
A Texas commentator notes divorce among good cooks occurs with worthless men. The remark contrasts ongoing stories of marital breakups and culinary skill in the shared social lens of Texas observers.
Silent admonition on purity and temptation
A concise moral exhortation warns that the unclean accuse others of impurity and urges pure minds to reject a man who preaches evil across many personas.
Kentucky girl faces church fair hypnotism accusation
A Kentucky girl presiding at a church fair is accused of hypnotizing the minister during the event. The case blends a community fair setting with a troubling claim of mind control.
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Kentucky
Breckenridge youths toss nickels to test church attendance
The Denver Post notes Breckenridge Colorado youths frequently flip nickels to decide if they will attend church. When they attend, the aim is to place the coins in the contributions plate.
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The
Denver Post
Breckenridge
Colo
AnlTowa Man’s Death Linked to Fifth Marriage Idea
An AnlTowa man who had married four times died by his own hand, apparently driven by a belief that remaining a widower or marrying a fifth time would contravene law or social norms. The incident suggests a personal crisis over remarriage and legal or moral constraints.
New York Doctors Raise Fees Over Cost of Living
The article notes doctors in New York raising fees due to higher living costs. It satirically suggests patients will use the higher charges as an excuse to push for larger salaries from their employers amid rising expenses.
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New York
Parable on manners and charm in nature and society
A reflective comparison notes civility as essential in social life, likening a gracious woman to a blossoming rose while a rude presence resembles a barren bloom. The piece contrasts natural traits with cultivated manners, emphasizing courtesy as the key to harmony in a polite garden.
Flowers for the living and living memory quoted
The quotation expresses a wish to scatter flowers along a living path to enjoy beauty and fragrance while alive. It notes that people often forget the living and reserve affection for after death, urging action for the living while they can be touched.
Planting in the Home Garden of a Child’s Mind
The message urges parents to weed harmful thoughts from children as they weed a garden. It stresses planting good grain, avoiding tares, and building a library of wholesome books while keeping home paper and reading materials in view.
Good wives as guardians of peace and morals
The text argues that good wives function as better conservators of public peace and morality than police or laws, as a wife with a stake in a home acts as a self appointed guardian of order, except in cases of radical wickedness.
Boys and girls choose partners differently says a columnist
The writer notes that boys are pickier about dating partners than girls. A girl might walk with a drunken boy, but a drunken girl would deter a boy from pursuing her. The piece urges girls to be as selective as boys.
Caution to Girls About Meeting Unknown Young Men
A parental warning advises girls not to flirt or become acquainted with young men their parents do not know. It warns against sitting in the parlor making worsted dogs and similar frivolous activities.
Mothers Quiet Plea To Girls To Treasure Home
A sorrowful exhortation speaks to daughters to appreciate and honor their mother while she still lives. It urges kindness, shared chores, and a simple walk in the morning air to brighten her day before her passing.
Notable Figures Comment on Legacy and Libraries
Florence Nightingale at eighty remains active in humanitarian writing. The piece notes McKinley’s claimed royal descent and links to a 70 million population. Santos-Dumont seeks use of his given name, while Andree vanishes after polar ambitions. Carnegie urges libraries to ban fiction until three years in public esteem.
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Florence Nightingale
McKinley
Santos-Dumont
Dumont
Andree
Persnaut
North Pole
Grant
Earl Li
Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Peril to the American Republic Warned by Austrian Professor
An interview with Prof. Thomas Masaryk of Prague warns that foreign immigration threatens the U.S. republic. He cites half a million migrants yearly, mainly uneducated Italians Syrians Turks and Greeks, and fears 5 million migrant children in five years without organized care and schooling. He urges a movement to educate and elevate these children.
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American Republic
Fay
Thomas Masaryk
University of Prague
Reichrath
Baltimore
America
New York
East Side
Vast Europe Language Diversity and Global Education Notes
The text lists Europe featuring at least 587 languages and notes the world’s largest university is in Paris with 9 800 students. It tracks Canada’s railway mileage from 2 087 in 1867 to 17 824 in 1900. Also mentions stamps for the Orange River Colony and high English study rates in Egypt. Mexico’s trade growth since 1876 under President Dina is cited.
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Europe
Paris
Canada
Orange River Colony
Egypt
Dina
Mexico
Indigent Grief Prompted by Widow’s Second Marriage
A newspaper note reflects on a widow’s response to remarriage after a husband’s funeral. It suggests the second marriage may be more tolerated, showing continued respect for the deceased while the survivor processes loss.
The Russian Domestics Hard Lot
A discussion notes that women domestic workers in Russia endure severe poverty with no wages, surviving on mere board and lodging and hand me downs worn by their mistresses, reflecting harsh labor practices and social conditions.
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Russia
Through vestibuled trains link Chicago and Cincinnati schedules
Effective April 7, 1907 trains run daily with through service between Chicago and Cincinnati on our own rails. No 1 leaves Chicago 8 35 a m Peru 12 51 p m arrives Cincinnati 6 35 p m. No 3 departs Chicago 9 30 p m Peru 2 05 a m arrives Cincinnati 7 30 a m. No 31 Chicago 8 35 a m Peru 4 40 p m arrive Cincinnati 10 25 p m. No 35 Chicago 9 30 p m Peru 6 00 a m. No 2 Cincinnati 8 40 a m Peru 2 25 p m arrive Chicago 6 40 p m. No 4 Cincinnati 9 00 p m Peru 2 45 a m arrive Chicago 7 00 a m. No 32 Cincinnati x 8 40 a m Peru 4 50 p m arrive Chicago 9 20 p m. No 6 4 Peru 10 00 p m arrive Chicago 7 00 am. Daily except Sunday. Sunday only for some trains. Through sleepers Nos 3 and 4 Chicago to Cincinnati. Local sleeper Muncie Marion Peru Chicago Nos 5 6 Peru Chicago Nos 8 4 between Peru and Chicago. For schedules rates and further information call or write S A Pond T A Peru Ind.
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Cincinnati
Peru
Chicago
Muncie
Marion
pPeru
S.A. Pond
T. A
Ind
A Living Monument of Cured Hearts by Miles Heart Cure
A letter from J. H. Bowman of the Lebanon Democrat praises Dr Miles Heart Cure after a reader reports relief from shortness of breath palpitations and chest pain. The testimonial claims two bottles cured the heart condition and prompts recommendation to others. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana sells with a money back guarantee.
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Miles
Miles Medical Co
J. H. Bowman
Lebanon Democrat
Nashville
Tenn
Elkhart, Ind
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