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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
7
A fragmentary note references a brother, a guard, and a Mrs Ellza amid unclear lines. The text hints at a scene with eyes described and attempts to aid, but lacks coherent context or identifiable events.
At Connersville December 22 a report from near Harrisburg describes flax-like threads spun from tough fibers of a Walte plant. Nancy Mackleman gathered the material, showing strong silky skins after exposure. Purdue extension may examine the project for agricultural use. Ernest Hays, 42, of Jagper, killed by a Pennsylvania suburban train near New Albany. body found on locomotive pilot. He leaves a widow and child in Birds Eye Indiana.
A series of brief Indiana items report a Logansport man killed by a westbound Wabash passenger train at Seventeenth Street. Other notes include a Pittsboro druggist fined 10.25 dollars, an eighteen year old hand amputated at a packing house, a Patoka farmer and a hunting accident, a Brookville prisoner sent to the state reformatory for burglary, a Gary impeachment trial postponement, a near-fatal acid and cyanide incident at a cottage hotel, a West Terre Haute mine fatality, Patoka burial details, and Gary redistricting increasing wards and aldermen on the city council.
A reflection on the power of saying I am sorry dear forgive me in relationships. The author argues apologies show humility and justice, urging men to heal wounds by sincere remorse. The piece cites Love Making as a Fine Art and praises apologies for strengthening families, friendships, and marriages.
A discussion on handwriting argues that script forms reveal mental and physical traits. The piece cites observations that people with similar writing share traits and that handwriting mirrors nervous energy and temperament across professions. It notes a German scientist linking mind action to brain and hand movement changes.
Cyril Maude recounts how W. B. Penley stayed at a Brittany country house and asked in French for a horse. A maid misinterpreted him, causing laughter as Penley explains he meant cheval Blase at home, using the Freni word for ailr.
In Johannesburg before the war Cecil Rhodes pressed a German Transvaal clerk for instant attention. The clerk coolly replied that discharge in Cape Town is common, but reminded Rhodes this is a republic and not Cape Town. The exchange highlights Rhodes’s arrogance and the clerk’s steadfast duty.
A Maurice Louisiana family describes a spring 1911 skin eruption on their five year old daughter misdiagnosed as ringworm. They report immediate relief and eventual complete cure after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment per directions, noting school avoidance during worst days. The advertisement promotes Cuticura products with a free 32 page Skin Book and a sample offer from Boston.
A tourist asks about Oliver Goldsmith’s supposed residence and a janitor replies with a wary, comic exchange. The dialogue pivots on memory, rent demands, and a broader riff that the world spins yet leaves many without their due share.
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