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A Denver Indiana paper quotes maxims on frugal homes and steady religion. It notes marriage as a test when troubles arise, urging self control and fair assessment of blame in domestic life.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
7
A Denver Indiana paper quotes maxims on frugal homes and steady religion. It notes marriage as a test when troubles arise, urging self control and fair assessment of blame in domestic life.
A compact moral note asserts happiness grows in direct share by making others happy. The aphorism links personal joy to acts of kindness and social harmony.
The text discusses curiosity about what is in processed foods and the push for clearer labeling. It contrasts consumer worry over sausage and pie fillings with the idea that self restraint matters as much as others’ alleged faults.
The fragment reflects a theme of enduring hardship with strength drawn from the present hour. It emphasizes personal resilience, faith, and steadiness through long years of trials without detailing specific events or persons.
The passage reflects on enduring successive trials as a way to strengthen us. Each trouble comes in order, designed not to overwhelm but to teach. Together they form a broader lesson beyond what any single hardship could convey.
A narrator asserts that most youths before the courts neglect education and reading, mock educated peers, favor dirty stories and bad company, yielding to tavern nights and court appearances with fines or jail terms. The piece links attitude to delinquency and warns of consequences.
A compact look at how newspapers seek fresh items from readers and the challenge of uncovering local news. The piece stresses the value of timely tips and community involvement to fill pages.
A caller explains how small notes from readers keep the local paper alive. It urges informants to share facts with the scribe or drop a post office note to ensure loved ones appear in upcoming columns.
A well known businessman advocates occasional mentions in the paper to fill space, while the writer argues newspapers are businesses like stores and should not publish free puff pieces. He notes ad space costs and cautions against becoming dependent on unpaid publicity.
If you are tired of paying 12 percent or four cents a pound for lard, try Miller and Robbins who say they sell home made lard and invite quotes on their price.
A promotional note urges husbands to ease domestic tension by using Phillips and Martin products sold locally. The message frames household harmony as a misfortune avoided through reliable goods and prudent shopping.
The undersigned will offer at public sale at the residence one mile south and one mile west of Denver on Wednesday March 4 1908. Items include 4 head horses 8 head of cattle 17 head of hogs farming implements and household furniture. Sale begins at ten oclock with lunch served by the Brethren Aid Society. Nora C Fouts Administratrix. William Bell and Rufus Kinzie auctioneers Albert Fouts clerk.
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