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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
3
Notice announces subscription details for The Tribune Indiana. It lists second class matter status at the Denver Indiana post office and a yearly price of one dollar.
A chaotic page combines price chatter, political jabs, and a tale of a man buying a fire escape ad and receiving a New Testament. It jokes about alimony politics and Ballinger's stance on woman suffrage while noting a half dollar beef roast persists as pocket money. The piece ends with humorous, surreal prompts about advertising wisdom.
Quotation style verse ponders wisdom in neglecting advertisement as odd truths align with lawyers truth and drunken water and skunk scent. The speaker lists whimsical conditions from tooth breaking to drum lacking brass as a test of discernment.
The piece argues that refusing the Trinuné publisher’s $1.00 weekly cost is shortsighted. It asserts merchants offer savings three times the price, unseen without paper ownership, and that no buyer ignoring weekly columns gains such annual benefits.
Dr. Cook argues that a guilty path may seem lucrative as transgressors pursue wealth. The insight links moral risk to temptation and emphasizes prudence in judgment and action.
An old advertisement warns that catarrh ointments containing mercury can destroy smell and damage the body. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Chew y & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. It notes Walts Catarrh Cure by B J Cheney & Co Toledo and urges authentic testimonials from druggists. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and price of 75 cents.
Readers can obtain a 96 page diary for 1911 by sending 4 one cent stamps to D Swift & Co Patent Lawyers Washington DC. The diary costs 25 cents and includes daily memoranda and dates, 1900 and 1910 state censuses, 300 major cities, everyday information, business laws, patent rules, patent procedures, business forms, postage rates, and state agricultural production data.
A father counsels his son to observe details and remember what he sees. Willie responds by revealing hidden items in his family home, including hair dye, false teeth, curls in a hat, and a box of dice behind books. The scene highlights curious insight from careful observation.
William Grimes and overseer Charles Powell announce no hunting on their farms without permission. Brothers Derek and Saline and Frank Matthias with sisters are named in the notice as violators to be prosecuted.
General repair and horseshoeing offered with a strict guarantee. Visit for secondhand buggies and spring wagons. Come and see us for reliable repair and horseshoeing services.
Montana Land Company of Great Falls advertises free homes on government land or sales from 5 to 12 000 acres. Offers easy terms and rural plots with wheat yields cited at 50 bu per acre. Send postage for information today.
For sale are farms ranging from four teen acres to three hundred acres with price based on improvements and location. Also town property available. Visit the office in Milliton's room over the bakery. Milliton and Grimes, Denver Indiana.
North and South bound departures listed with times for daily and Sunday exceptions. A new Denver to South Bend service connects at Walkerton with C I & W RR. Through solid train with broiler parlor car and meals served. L W Landman, General Passenger Agent.
Winona Interurban Railway announces daily service with through trains Gosh en to Indianapolis and Peru to South Bend. The timetable lists morning and evening departures from 6:10 a m to 8:36 p m with multiple daily runs and through connections including a Winona Flyer between Goshen and Indianapolis. Details note effective December 1 1910 and timing for several daily departures.
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