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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
3
The Tribune Indiana records indicate a brief post office notice for Denver Indiana with class and date details. The text references second class matter status and an 1897 date, signaling archival mailing designation.
Mary Mastin schemes to meet a football hero at a game between her home university and Wisteria. She flirts with Red Robertson the yellmaster while Jim Skeptic notes alumni brokers and working ex-athletes. The scene blends campus romance with athletic spectacle and alumni influence.
An English visitor recalls an elephant at the London Zoo who after a bun bowed with his trunk in a salute, a sign learned from Indian service. The keeper notes the feat was unseen before, despite 17 years in the zoo, illustrating persistent learned behavior.
A man who declined many public dinners attends three vegetarian dinners and praises a custom where speeches precede meals. He notes vegetarians deserve encouragement and contrasts the brisk, speechless dining with typical lengthy talks. The account highlights his surprise and approval of concise, purposeful gatherings.
A schoolteacher explains that British children easily spell chilblains because the word appears frequently in winter ads for cures and preventives in drugstores clothing shops and other outlets. The constant exposure from the climate-made literature teaches the term to all youngsters.
Newark Nottinghamshire council settles a town motto for the borough arms citing Major Smith's 1646 remark "Trust God and Sally" made to Lord Bellayse as Charles I's fortunes stood during the civil war after Newark Way's surrender to the Scottish army following three sieges.
A Newark passage notes that sally means to rush forth or issue suddenly, linking the term to the city motto and its call to action. The quirky linguistic aside reflects historical usage and local color in the period.
A Vermont town tale centers on a widow running a boarding house with her widowed brother. Their first guests are a young widow and her father who recently lost his second wife. A charity agent investigates distress and learns the family’s composition when asked, “Of whom does your family consist?” “All remnants.”
The speaker refuses to authorize any friend to speak for them on candidacy. They insist each person must hear directly from them and warn against misrepresentation. The message emphasizes preserving clear lines of communication with the public.
An inmate sentenced to the electric chair in New York reportedly uttered a grim quip about the joke being on him prompting mixed reactions to his remark. The remark sparked discussions on death penalty attitudes and judicial process.
A brief dialogue note frames a disciplinary scene where a boy’s misbehavior prompts a serious, stubborn response. The speaker contemplates whipping the boy as a corrective measure, signaling a harsh, old fashioned approach to discipline.
An ad promoting door to door sales of fire proof boxes calling on merchants and professionals to join as salesmen. Claims no experience needed and highlights a 20 page catalog to aid selling. Announces limited positions per locality and boasts a large factory and anniversary milestones.
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