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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1902
Page
2
The fragment notes a weekly publication cadence and hints at a Thursday issue with a foreign or garbled name. It provides little readable detail on people, places, or events due to the damaged OCR text.
A playful classroom moment shows a schoolteacher asking about tense. Johnny quickly answers the past tense when asked how to say I am beautiful, revealing a tongue in cheek misunderstanding amid a humorous lesson.
The piece urges readers to subscribe to the Tripunt in Denver and surrounding country. It describes newspaper work as a constant, all-day activity and asks those who cannot afford it to visit the office for easy terms. It warns against borrowing the paper from neighbors.
A meditation on books describing them as embodies of men's lives, the best moods and learning, akin to refined ore. They outlive empires and feed minds without price, serving as constant treasure and guided light across ages.
The Jeffersonville Reflector notes that reputation shapes character and behavior. Repeatedly telling a boy he is bad worsens him, while labeling a class as the worst harms discipline. An ex convict struggles to gain trust, unless he overcomes a strong will, as reputation clings and hinders reform.
Column argues humane horse care boosts longevity and safety. It criticizes clipping and tight bits as cruel practices, contrasts city versus prairie horses, and urges kindness, proper feeding, housing, and gentleness from grooms. The author cites Leland Stanford on treating horses as gentlemen.
A vintage health note touts Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach liver and kidney issues. It claims they purify the blood curb disease germs boost appetite and cure kidney troubles female complaints nervous disorders dyspepsia and malaria. Sold by W L Piper at 50 cents with guarantee.
If you contemplate buying a residence property or a farm of any size, come and see us at once as we may have something that will just suit you.
Editorially noted Beveridge’s essays in The Saturday Evening Post tracing Russian expansion from Europe through Siberia to Manchuria. The December Review of Reviews praises his vivid, informed analysis of Asian geopolitics and Anglo Russian French alignments in a forthcoming article.
Advertisement touts The Standard American Annual 1902 edition by NCME, a 600 page work at 25 cents. It claims mechanical excellence and accuracy with over 1000 topics and 10000 facts. Readers urged to send for four copies.
Mrs. Mary Bird of Harrisburg Pa recounts how One Minute Cough Cure saved her child from croup. The advertisement touts the medicine as a safe quick remedy for coughs throat and lung troubles and notes its pleasant taste and family usefulness. Piper's Drug Store promotes the product.
Letter from Rev. Tros. B. Warwien of Scott Town Ohio salutes Goods Mexican Syrup. He credits four years of asthma relief to three bottles and urges others to use it for coughs and whooping cough. Price 25 cents.
Colporters urgently needed by the Bible Institute Colportage Association in Chicago. The effort, run for six years, offers agreeable work and liberal pay with part time options. Earnest men and women urged to apply to A. P. Fitt Superintendent at 250 LaSalle Avenue. Read J. W. Warren the local shoemaker’s card on the page.
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