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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
2
A child named James learns about preservation and baptism in a church as he asks questions about salting fish to keep and finally declares the water makes the baby keep in a shrill, memorable baptism scene.
New York banker J. M. Francolini plans a 150 foot high fence around his town residence to block views from a nine story apartment building planned on the adjacent lot. He has filed plans with the city building department, arguing privacy concerns.
The piece notes that fish emit noises when caught resembling human distress. It describes carp and goldfish producing curious sounds mainly from surfacing and blowing air bubbles, which create rippling noise rather than true vocal sounds.
In this excerpt M. D. Rodermund urges a quick rest method for fatigue. Lie down with eyes closed, breathe deeply and slightly faster for half an hour to refresh the mind and body, enabling you to finish your remaining work more easily.
English College for Women Bedford College, long a leading London women’s school on Baker Street, has relocated to a new Regent's Park site. The building overlooks the lake and is encircled by lawns and flower gardens, evoking Tennyson's Princess.
A married couple recalls a playful memory when he admits he once lied about eating a pie she baked. He recalls telling the doctor it was clams, highlighting a lighthearted, intimate moment from their early marriage.
Travelers in Brazil note that publics in Rio de Janeiro and major cities eagerly await the daily news budget, mirroring the fervor seen in the United States and Europe.
A humorous exchange shows a candidate sidestepping the question by turning it to a self deprecating worry about not being elected. The quip highlights the pressures and uncertainties of political races.
The column argues there are over 1.5 million cigar brands but only two kinds exist, good and bad, with most being bad, according to reliable authority.
A quirky, flawed fragment presents a joke about a giraffe with a sore throat and a centipede with corns credited to Texas and a coyote as a punchline, reflecting odd humor from a damaged text segment.
In many workshops circular iron disks spin at high speed yet lack teeth, offering a surprising method for cutting material. The article notes this technology and its practical applications in metalworking settings.
A hospital physician asks how many died. the answer is nine. Although ten doses were ordered, one patient did not take the medicine, leaving the outcome tied to a single noncompliant case.
A quotation notes that women are not always discussing dresses but sometimes hats, illustrating a skewed stereotype about female topics in social talk. The remark appears in an exchange and highlights fashion as a recurring social theme among women.
The fragment shows a brusque view on courtesy, noting distaste for a man who offers only two fingers in a mock handshake of disdain. It captures a sharp social expiration as voiced in a brief period tone.
A fragmented 1897 Denver Indiana notice lists poetry quotes and theatrical trivia, notes Miss Anna Justin on the sick list, and pitches a Christmas gift deal for one year at $1000 to make the whole family happy.
Richard Rolins called in Peru last Saturday. Nora Hendricks will stay with Mrs. D. TH. Pyner in Kokomo this winter. Allen Zimmerman visited Rochester with sister Mrs. Maccohk Karn. Irvin Level, Ross Robbins and Webster Moody attended a play in Penn. Mrs. L. M. Karn visited Plymoth last week with Aunt Mrs. Sanford Benedict. Oda Hart and daughter were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alphe Evans. Russell Mills returned from South Bend after a vacation with his parents. Mr and Mrs. P. W. Murden hosted Will Murden near Twelve Mile Sunday. Russell and Dessie Zimmerman visited Leiters Ford with relatives. Verna and Velma Caruthers visited Peru, visiting Nilson Losher family. Revival services began at United Brethren Church led by Rev. Chambers January 4. The Farmer's Institute at the U B Church was a success with strong attendance and ideal weather.
Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured. Notary A W Gleason notes the declaration on December 6. Includes promotional lines about Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and advertised by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio roald by druggists.
Fragmentary timetable shows a sequence of departure times ranging from 5:45 AM to 10:23 PM with several mid daytime slots and evening runs. Indicates a through train service involving Indianapolis with multiple segments and time markers.
Kk B Wetherow and Omer S Holman traveled to Deedsville Denver and Chili on Tuesday for business matters.
In Miami Circuit Court Indiana Mollie Personett executrix asks court to approve final settlement for the estate of Crusinberry A Personett deceased. The examination date is January 19 with all heirs creditors and legatees required to appear and show cause. Louis Eb White represents the estate.
A family from Comfrey, Minnesota credits Dr Miles Nervine with curing their daughter's epilepsy after years of fits. The testimonial says the child has remained seizure free for over a year and praises the remedy as beneficial for nervous diseases, offered by many druggists with a trial bottle and money back guarantee.
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