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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1902
Page
2
The notice records a weekly publication titled PrineShip published every Thursday in Denver Indiana with postal details indicating second class matter status and an entry date of April 12 1897.
The Illinois Central railway plans to install a telephone based train despatching system to replace telegraph. Officials say this will speed ease and safety on lines. English artist Harry Furniss cites The Confessions of a Carr atarist as his favorite 1901 book. The White House East Room curtains have been replaced after vandalism by tourists who snip samples despite guards.
A Vienna canvass of legislators shows a majority consider the practice of duelling a necessary adjunct to the social order amid recent trouble between Austria and Hungary.
On February 2, Groundhog Day, tales tied to a sunlit omen clash with public doubt as some people distrust the groundhog and instead trust the Weather Bureau for forecasts of six weeks of weather.
Expositions prompt calls to preserve great architecture. Oregon depends on horse meat canning for export to Europe. unbroken cayuse ponies culled as they waste grazing land while fetching two to three dollars per head.
Governor Crane proposes a state board to edit all official reports to cut waste and improve popularity. A London paper mill plans a 16 foot wide continuous roll at 40 tons daily. The President received five Beverly cats with neck ribbons to curb rats, but they were given away. An old White House cat remains. Insurance and legal cases note body valuations for loss, including a German waiter paid for mustaches and a New York beard damage award. Japanese jinriksha man life valued at about 125 dollars.
A patent attorney taunts opponents of patent offices as railroading applications while praising railroad travel as swift and safe. C. A. Snow & Co., Patent Lawyers and Agents, Washington DC, present the notice.
List of unclaimed letters dated February 8 1902 including Miss Grace Armey Miss Flossie Miller W F Wittner Mr Fred A Kirchner John Fouts. Letters not claimed in 30 days will be sent to the Dead Letter Office by postmaster W O Piper.
Advertisements seek multiple individuals in each state to represent and advertise a wealth business house. Salary 18 dollars weekly plus expenses, paid weekly from head offices. Carriage provided if needed. Send self addressed envelope to the manager at 316 Caxton Building Chicago.
A Detroit Free Press blurb recalls a man catching up with his partner’s letters. He had planned to follow west after earning fare. Receiving books like Tarry Thou Till I Come The Right of Way Great Expectations and The Crisis, he anticipates a westward move.
Georgia senator after a Philippine study tour writes for The Saturday Evening Post Philadelphia on the business angle of insular affairs. He argues the U S account with the Philippines will remain on the wrong side of the ledger for an indefinite period. The February 22 issue will include fiction, essays, and features by Max Adler Paul Latzke Holman F. Day Hamlin Garland Ren Bache Charles Macomb Flandrau and others.
The notice promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for aches and pains. It claims to cure cuts burns bruises inflammation piles boils ulcers felons and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold for 25c at W L Pipers drug store.
Board of Agriculture reports corn belt losses in 1899 near 200 million dollars. Dr F H DeVaux developed a serum antitoxin manufactured by DeVaux Chemical Co Chicago. Over 400000 hogs treated with success. claims include 85 percent survival in sick swine and market price benefits. money back guarantee for failure. orders accepted by number of hogs. prices include 3.00 per ounce vial and 3.50 per syringe. address 134 Van Buren St Chicago.
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