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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
6
Norman, jailed by parole and crushed by loneliness, writes a final letter ending an engagement. He plans to flee on a distant train but is met by Nan on the platform. The reunion reveals a sacrifice that proves true love survives hardship.
Canadian authority argues proper lightning rods provide near absolute protection to buildings. W H Day of Ontario Agricultural College notes 999 of 1000 damage dollars saved with correct installation. Data from 24 insurers show only two rodded buildings burned over 13 years.
A dam across the Bober river near Hirsch Berg claims Europe’s tallest at 204 feet high and 164 feet wide at the base. The curved plan spans 280 feet with a spillway 280 feet wide and two base outfalls. It houses four turbine generators each at least 1500 horsepower, built for flood control and power at a cost of 1.418 million dollars.
Local notes list visitors and residents across Logansport, Denver, South Bend, Peru, and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs Fred Sands Kenneth, Ralph Metzger, Catharine Norris, Helen Kirkpatrick, Rev L G Jacobs, Maude Grimes Saline, Miriam Grimes, Naomi Anderson, Wayne Miller, Russel Eikenberry, Claude Bridegroom, E L Kline, A T Ronk, and others.
In a London Opinion lighter note a father balks at a marriage proposal arguing he cannot support his daughter. The suitor suggests pooling resources to marry, highlighting practical constraints over romance.
A conversation reveals someone mishears the Great Kohinoor as a magician's nickname rather than the renowned diamond famed worldwide.
Mrs. M G Coble wife of a Marion attorney reports Tanlac relieved her family including her 10 year old son and her 80 year old mother who suffered catarrh indigestion liver trouble and heart palpitations The family notes improved breathing sleep appetite and energy after one bottle of Tanlac and recommend it locally sold at Donaldson's Drug Store in Denver Indiana Adv.
Rev Reno Tacoma of Muncie visited Denver on Wednesday to see his daughter Mrs Dee Fouts and family and to officiate at the funeral of Miss Susan Sarver held at the Sarver residence on the Miami Cass county line west of Perrysburg. Miss Sarver aged 26 died Tuesday morning at a hospital in Peru after days of illness following kidney operation.
Mr and Mrs Will Milliron of Rensselaer Indiana and their son Robert Milliron with wife from Akron Ohio visited Mr and Mrs Ben Cloud in Peru. They spent Monday night Tuesday with Mrs J E Milliron in Denver then returned to Peru and their homes Wednesday morning.
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