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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
3
Pension agents report a newly enacted law allowing grants for the total of all disabilities rather than just one. An exchange notes skepticism about advertising and the reliability of newspapers, contrasting a sensational scene with the expected reach of print.
The Rochester Sentinel quotes a farmer who declares independence comes from land tenure and debt freedom. Banks and markets may fail, but farmers remain secure as seed time and harvest continue and they help feed others, insulated during panics.
The Benton Harbor Palladium notes an unprecedented demand for peach pickers and thinning as orchards show a heavy early spring fruit set. June drop is reduced by moisture, with branches bearing 25 to 30 peaches ready for harvest.
Macy Monttor argues the Nicholson law prevents local option and urges state legislators to require saloon applicants to obtain a majority of legal voters' signatures in the township or ward. He condemns monthly remonstrances and proposes a state remedy to reflect majority wishes.
A county commission debate centers on applying law with equity to fit cases. The article contrasts practical governance with strict legality and cites a Washington Post story about a former congressman's daughter who refuses to sell her brother for wealth, choosing to hold him until he’s bigger and more valuable.
A prose tribute celebrates the old-fashioned mother and home as a safeguard of America. The piece recalls the fragrant memory of a mother, the quiet strength of a cheerful wife, and the need for loving greetings to sustain husbands and fathers through daily toil.
Those who are dear to him may have the comforts and pleasures of life. There can be no greater blessing in the home than a happy contented wife and mother making bright each life that touches hers with sunshine of a happy spirit.
A Chicago advertising offer from Quaker Valley Silverware Co promises a postpaid free sterling silver plated sugar shell to every married lady in the United States who writes for a sample. Women reply with their name and choose from 40 cent designs, aiming to place samples in homes to promote their wares. The message emphasizes no payment, single request, and that the gift is a true free sample.
John Oiliver of Philadelphia describes a severe illness with yellow skin sinking eyes and back pain. After three physicians gave up, he credits Flea tric Hitters with a life restoring gain over three weeks, claiming the product saved him and robbed death of another victim. Post-office Drug Store sells them for 50 cents guaranteed.
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