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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
2
The Tribune Denver lists its status as second-class matter in Denver Indiana with entry date April 2 1897. It notes subscription rates at one dollar per year and identifies the editors and publishers.
A Hazelton man hid 600 dollars in a stove and his wife started a fire atop it, warming him as a cautionary tale. The era’s piece argues moral upbringing is central to a child’s education, complements home influence, and discusses religious ideals of cooperation with God and fellow men.
The excerpt urges constant charity in judgments and proposes filling life with sunshine. It encourages spreading kindness, smiling at others, and keeping a sunny outlook from morning to night as a personal motto.
The speaker muses on double standards in love and insults, noting that affection and disrespect take on different weight depending on who is involved. He asks readers to consider how ownership of spouse or daughter shapes perception and scandal.
The speaker jokes about holding pew ends and dodging flames, then condemns moneyed interests who bribe representatives. He argues greed and power threaten the republic, saying some pose as patriots while aiming to topple popular government and usher in a dynasty.
The piece argues that pessimism about hard times spreads quickly in stores, causing customers to fear shortages and hold money tight. It warns that gloom is more damaging to commerce than actual shortages and urges confronting hardship instead of dwelling on it.
The ad offers a fine lot in the Denver LO cemetery for $10.00 during the current month. It also seeks a capable cook for the Old Folks Home at Mexico with a splendid position and good wages.
Dr and Mrs J C Fretz were in Peru last Monday. Mrs Rebecca Karo injured her shoulder in icy weather but is improving. OL Mohler attended the Peru institute Saturday. Mr Houston of Perrysburg bought Marvin Hill property and will reside here to run Evans Marburger store. Ed Jones moved his family to Tipton Tuesday. Mrs Dott Flora of Chili visited sister Essie Moody who has been sick. Mrs J C Fretz visited Warsaw for Woman's Missionary Society. Mrs E A Hendricks visited sister near Denver last week. Mrs Flager and children visited Peru to see her parents. Elmer Conner bought John Fites property. Nate Karn of Peru visited his parents last week.
Facts and figures note Beeta yield 12 to 18 percent of weight in sugar. In Swedish towns marriage ages average 30 for mates and 27 for females. Potomac River described as 500 miles long with lower course as estuary. New York records show 1,328 fewer stables and 8,660 fewer horses since December 1896. Decline attributed to disappearance of horse care em eurfaceines.
The clipped text mentions Mme Patti, Miss Jessie J L Bigwood of Vermont as the only woman admitted to the bar there, a $2 stamp, a child’s riddle about a will, knives in a collection, and a Sioux chief’s daughter seeking a job with the Indian bureau. Names include Mrs Brown Potter, Mrs George L Baker, and the Carlisle Indian School context.
A compact compilation of aphorisms and quotations featuring lines on candor common sense genius trust charity and superiority of character. Notable names appear with varied spellings and stylistic quirks across a miscellaneous era text.
The Crown stands among London’s great landowners with properties across the capital yielding 460,000 pounds annually. Tenants report that rents have risen sharply in fifteen years, partly from lease renewals and new agreements, after many leases expired and new rents were charged.
Railway timetable notices announce effective April 7 1907 with multiple Chicago to Cincinnati schedules. Trains No 1 3 31 35 depart and arrive at set times via Peru and Cincinnati. No 2 4 32 run reverse. daily and Sunday variants. through vestibuled trains and sleepers between major cities. local sleepers incl Muncie Marion Peru Chicago. For details contact S A Pond T A Peru Ind.
A persuasive advertisement cites sleep as essential to recovery from nervous strain and LaGrippe. Dr Miles Nervine is promoted as soothing irritation, clearing congestion, and acting as a nerve builder to restore vitality. customer Henry M. Smith of Underhill Vermont recounts relief after two attacks and a sleepless period. Miles Medical Co. guarantees refund if the first bottle does not help.
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