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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1904
Page
5
A business announces the shutdown of a branch to enlarge a different department. The firm states four years of strong stove sales including 204 Born Steel Ranges and multiple models with varied prices from $0.00 to $40.00, highlighting high customer satisfaction and market leadership.
Reported moves and visits show B F Kinzie and kin, Frank Wiedenhoeft family, and others making trips to Denver, Peru, and Omaha area towns. Several residents frequent Denver errands, church services, and social calls with Kinzie, Maus, Donaldson, and Armantrout networks during the week.
Sunday incidents include J W Black’s horse running away without injuries. Several families visit kin in Wabash and Chili. Mrs Ida Yantis suffers a broken limb from a Saturday accident. A turkey roast was enjoyed at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs William Hoover with relatives and guests.
In Woolleytown several residents including Grandma Derek Aly Long and Gladys, Libbie Landis, Irvin Dewald's son, Mrs Levi Dewald, William Carvey, and Della Cover are listed as ill or improving. The report notes many are seriously sick and a hospital is advised for the village. William Landis Jr visiting from Mishwaka had recent business in Muncie before returning home.
A Crawfordsville Star item reflects on the demanding role of a country school teacher who must teach multiple grades, build fires, repair stove pipes, drive a horse, raise funds for libraries, keep records, follow school laws, and maintain moral character, all for 40 dollars a month. The note laments the low pay as a young woman balances board, clothing, summer school, educational materials, conventions, and religious duties.
John W. Young of Lincoln Indiana reports a severe cough and cold ended after using Hart's Honey and Horehound. He praises the remedy and recommends it for throat and lung affections. Sold by W L Piper, Druggist.
The article surveys legends of Atlantis in Central America and the Canary Islands as remnants of a vanished Atlantic continent. It notes disputed sites for the Tower of Babel near Babylon and traces the Ten Tribes’ fate to Scythians and Saxons, while questioning supporting proof and linking biblical artifacts to famed myths.
A NYT interview reveals that over a thousand women stitch next season’s baseballs at home, while about 1,000 workers nationwide assemble the balls in factories. The market ranges from five cent practice balls to one dollar league balls, with 250,000 high quality balls sold for league play. New York, Philadelphia, and Massachusetts lead production.
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