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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
3
Entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office in 1897 the item lists subscription price and editors. Dated Thursday Jan 3 1907 the piece includes aphorisms about duty owing money and snow shovels, reflecting a rural era editorial mood.
Advice on handling irritation suggests expressing displeasure to oneself rather than others. It notes that while venting can relieve tension, self-talk is usually the better approach to avoid conflict and preserve harmony.
If every woman were as careful to pair a husband to her disposition as she is in selecting a dregs to match her complexion, there would be fewer unhappy marriages than there are.
A fragment speaks of a home as a private retreat where lovers seek privacy and closeness, shutting out the world. The tone suggests intimate refuge and a shared space away from others.
The piece reflects on home as a divine feeling rather than mere space and insists real success comes from preparation, effort, and enduring hardship. It contrasts jumping into a father’s shoes with earning one’s own path, praising discipline, experience, and steadfast kindness as sources of value and joy.
A reflective piece urges boldly express kindness without shame. It celebrates wholesome pleasantries and notes people crave a gentile touch, while hinting at mortality as lives end in cemeteries.
Clinton Robbins, operator on the L. Ex. and WwW railroad at Walkerton Indiana, was the guest of his parents M. Ww. Robbins and family during the holidays.
Frank Wiedenhoeft is recovering from La Grippe and possibly lung fever after quick medical aid from Dr. Newell. Expect a long road to full health. Perry Armantrout visited Frank Kinzie and family in Peru Sunday. Jonas Karbait and wife called in Peru Saturday. Walter Wiedenhoeft and wife visited the former's parents this week. Mrs. M J Whitmore is also recovering from La Grippe.
An attendant at a London business house faced a furtive stranger in somber black who whispered a fatal question. The attendant restrained the man and learned he was an amateur missionary asking about everyone’s spiritual needs amid a tense confrontation.
A collection of odd facts notes beets yielding 12 to 1 percent sugar by weight and Swedish male and female marriage ages around 30 and 27. It also states the Potomac River near 500 miles long with a lower estuary character and New York having thousands fewer stables and horses since December 1896, attributed to boree cura on surface lines.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and titles in odd order with unclear meaning. The readable parts point to a biographical or promotional note involving Yepenigor and Olaman, with references to Cor aupation and Biliogatess and an eight heads phrase, lacking concrete events or dates.
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