Denver Tribune masthead and publication details
The Denver Tribune announces editor and publisher Alfred Woolley and notes publication every Thursday in Denver Indiana with post office entry as second class matter dated April 12 1897.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1902
Page
3
The Denver Tribune announces editor and publisher Alfred Woolley and notes publication every Thursday in Denver Indiana with post office entry as second class matter dated April 12 1897.
The notice lists one year in advance one dollar six months thirty cents and three months twenty five cents. It then quotes sayings on love God the present moment and duty. An Indiana teacher and a newsboy joke about temptation follow with advice to avoid shameful acts and to ignore sinful temptations. It ends with remarks on advertising nerve and persistence as the foundation of a lasting presence.
A Jeffersonville Reflector editorial laments quick judgments based on circumstantial evidence. It cautions that relying on senses alone leads to unfair trials and broken memories, urging restraint and fair treatment for loved ones and others alike.
The Syracuse Register condemns owners who leave horses tied in cold weather without blankets accusing them of stinginess and negligence. It advocates allowing officers to seize and shelter such animals at owners' expense and to restrain stubborn owners to teach them the suffering horses endure.
An article condemns burr bits used on show horses in New York, describing a circular leather pad with bristles that pricks the horse when the rein moves. The writer urges public education and harsher punishment for cruel owners, suggesting extreme retribution and public shaming.
The article extols long life through healthy organs and destroying disease germs. Electric Bitters regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify blood and boost appetite. They purportedly cure kidney troubles female complaints nervous diseases digestive issues and malaria. 50 cents guaranteed by W L Piper druggist.
The December Review of Reviews praises Senator Beveridge Indiana for his Beveridge writes on the Russian expansion and Manchuria in The Saturday Evening Post. His first article appeared November 16 and the next chapter details how Russia outwitted England formed alliances with France and captured gains from Japan after China war outcomes.
An advertisement promotes the 1902 New York World Almanac and Encyclopedia as the acme of compiler and printer art. It is a 600 plus page volume priced at 25 cents, praised for mechanical excellence and factual detail with over 10 000 facts covered.
Mrs. Mary Bird of Harrisburg Pa says her child was saved from croup by One Minute Cough Cure. The ad touts the remedy as a safe immediate cough cure for croup throat and lung troubles and recommends Piper's Drug Store for purchase.
A testimonial from Rev. Tuos B. Warwich of Scott Town Ohio claims four years of asthma were cured after using three bottles of Gooch’s Mexican Syrup. The letter urges consumptives to try it and notes a 25 cent price for a remedy claimed to treat coughs and whooping cough.
The Bible Institute Colportage Association invites earnest men and women to join, offering agreeable work and liberal remuneration. The program, active for six years and adaptable to all communities, allows part time involvement. No prior experience required. Apply to A. P. Fitt, Supt., 250 LaSalle Avenue, Chicago.
Local page highlights J W Warren the shoemaker with a brief card noting his trade, shop location, and service focus. The entry emphasizes craftsmanship and community presence in the neighborhood.
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