Denver Notice Addresses Post Office Handling
The item notes the Denver Indiana post office delivery status and its second class matter designation dated April 12, 1897.
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Denver
Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
3
Reformation, Matrimony and a Hug Debate
A column cites Chauncy Depew on cultivating humor and optimism. An Kentucky college speaker jokes on marriage reform. The Decatur Democrat blasts a jury ruling that a hug is worth one cent, arguing the verdict cheapens a valued gesture.
Laketon Farmers Cooperative Supplants Beef Trust
In Wabash county a Laketon area cooperative formed by farmers and residents has existed for a year with thirty members who paid 3150 in. Wages include profits of 390 to 83.4 share distributions. Cattle are bought at market price and meat delivered to members at a small cost above cost. Porterhouse and loin fetch 10 cents, other parts vary. Only fat steers under four years are bought. hides tallow and offal cover shop running costs.
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Wabash County
Millionaire Beef Trust
Laketon
Rochester Sentinel
Polite Boys and Proper Etiquette Highlighted
A columnist praises boys who salute ladies and address elders with Miss and Mr. while noting peers who call parents "the old man" or "old lady." The piece argues good manners reflect proper rearing and family respect in public conduct.
Politeness and Suggestions in Everyday Affairs
A concluding note on manners suggests they help in minor issues and may yield future goodwill. The author emphasizes politeness as a tool to make friends who could later aid or support.
A Boy’s Definition of a Lie and the Value of a Good Name
A speaker laments that a boy’s witty definition of a lie as a “present help in time of trouble” is unwise. A good name, earned by living straight, protects a young man in hard times and against slander. The piece urges coveting a good name and condemns wickedness and malice.
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Jim Wilcox
Peach Crop Prospects Mixed as Michigan Leads East
The national peach harvest looks poor in most regions with Michigan the only eastern state likely to yield a full crop. Michigan shipments are expected to greatly exceed last year, while southern and eastern growers anticipate failure. Indiana and Illinois report halfway crops.
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Michigan
Rocky Mountains
Indiana
Illinois
Good company guides youth toward shining paths
The article extols choosing positive companionship for young people. It links good company to blessing, personal growth, and social impact, noting books thoughts and works as beneficial yet emphasizes people as living company. It ends by urging youths to keep good company as a guiding beacon.
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F. Bradbury
Suffering Dorchester Woman Saved by New Discovery
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with ending her years of severe lung trouble and obstinate cough. She says doctors and remedies failed until using the remedy which cured her and now recommends it to others. Trial bottles free. Price 50c and 1.00. Cure is guaranteed by W L Piper.
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Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
W. L. Piper
Striking Subterranean Formation Found at Peru Pit
Workmen at the Cincinnati Richmond and Muncie railway gravel pit two miles west of Peru report a dry six foot deep formation, seventy feet long and seven feet deep, cemented stones of many colors. It required blasting to pass and may guard a subterranean passage to be explored as digging continues.
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Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie Railroad Company
Peru
Kodol Relief Boosts Verona Woman at Seventy Six
A Verona Missouri man says his seventy six year old mother improved quickly after using Kodol to aid digestion. He notes she now eats anything she wants and carries a bottle of Kodol as a preventative. The ad promotes Kodol as a natural stomach rest and body tonic distributed by Piper's Drug Store.
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L. W. Spalding
Verona
Nature
Piper's
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