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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
2
A fractured verse traces ten firecrackers shrinking through mishaps until one remains. The narrator notes misfortune, with a goat, water, and accidental explosions altering the count as the final line reveals a fatal accident harming a baby.
North and South Mayville brace for a bitter rival parade as Harry Morse and Led Norton organize a goddess of liberty in a flag dress and crown. Dorine Vandele and Corine weigh their chances while Mae prepares to play the lead in the masked procession.
On Independence Day Mayville hosts rival parades led by Harry and Led Norton. A staged riot disrupts the processions, a Goddess of Liberty wagon is dashed, Dorine chooses Led, and Miss Vandele prompts a marriage that mends town rifts. Norton senior sees a goddess won and peace sealed.
While William Carroll of Maryland prepared to sign the Declaration of Independence he faced a warning about his vast property and a jest about King George not identifying him. Carroll replied by adding of Carrollton to his name, stamping his identity.
A survey of new editions and authors notes Goldwin Smith's new work No Refuge But In Truth, William Allen White's A Certain Rich Man set in Kansas, and Irving Bacheller's The Hand Made Gentleman with roots in real life. It discusses Shaw's Blanco Posnet censor issues and explains how publishers use edition versus impression terms.
Prof Albert Bushnell Hart notes in the Boston Transcript that Yukon winter roads are only dog sled trails. Bishop Rowe meets a miner and learns the trail he trod was much the same, ending with a blunt comparison about their journeys.
A Boston Transcript writer notes an elocution teacher urging pupils to express more during recitations. The piece contrasts expressive delivery with flat readings and notes the growing prevalence of automobiles and slot machines shaping daily life.
Lindley Indiana resident Mars May Fry credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with removing a four year tumor and restoring her health after three doctors urged surgery. The piece promotes the remedy as a safe alternative and offers free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. It also notes costly historic pens and artifacts once belonging to Dickens Lincoln and Washington.
A late 19th or early 20th century advertisement item warns back pain signals kidney illness and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from John M. Burwick. It also lists assorted ads for Mother's remedies, dental quips, and household products with price details and promotional lines.
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