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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1902
Page
2
A Thursday edition published in Denver Indiana notes its second class mail status and post office entry date of April 12. The item records the publication frequency and archival details for the local paper.
Rates listed show one year at 21.00 in advance, six months and three months options appear with unclear cents. The readable figures include a 21.00 annual payment and scattered mentions of shorter terms and odd spacing.
A Kansas farmer commits suicide over despair after loneliness. The next day a mother displays a silver cup at a party where her teen son reveals he won ten dollars at a pool table the night before. The mother reflects on harsh lessons about envy and materialism.
A fan folded tale from a church visit contrasts a boy mimicking his father with a punchline about a newspaper hoodoo. The piece traces myths about Gutenberg’s era, a maiden, and a devilish spirit haunting printing offices, urging caution toward sensationalism.
The text argues that daily perseverance, common sense, honesty, and average ability yield lasting achievement rather than flashy youthful talent. It warns against overvaluing the "smart" crowd who seek quick wins and quick recognition. Success comes from steady, ordinary virtues applied consistently.
The text urges training boys for intelligent farm work and suggests reading and games for long winter evenings as seed for success. It contrasts the discontented lazy boy with the energetic one, stressing that effort and guidance shape a boy into a capable worker rather than a dependent.
Mrs. Lois Chase of Dorchester endured a severe lung trouble and obstinate cough until Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption cured her. The remedy treats coughs colds throat and lung trouble with guaranteed results. Trial bottles free. price 50 cents and 1.00.
The passage asks readers to evaluate the moral meaning of wealth and career by measuring whether earnings advance opportunity, culture, education, and generosity for others. It frames money as a test of character and broader societal aim, urging work that opens doors for those around you.
A reflective piece arguing that success is measured by generosity and humanity, not by money or social status. It warns that wealth used selfishly breeds greed and animosity, while helping others along the climb preserves true warmth and harmony in life.
Verona Missouri resident L W Spalding recounts helping his mother endure long standing pains and indigestion. After two years use she improved quickly and at seventy six can eat freely with a bottle of Kodol nearby. The ad promotes Kodol as a stomach rest and body tonic available at Piper's Drug Store.
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