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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
3
A Valparaiso Messenger note lauds unusual cemetery ads in South Bend papers to show advertising power. It argues newspapers shape public conduct, contrasts critics and advocates, and sees value in local tips aiding editors and readers alike.
The Wabash Times advises against youthful foolishness and urges young men to gain wisdom and discipline. It argues modern business relies on clear accounting and prompt debt collection shaping mature conduct in farming and commerce, noting resistance to debt notices fades as practices modernize.
The article envisions a growing global population and expanding cities led by young men today. It predicts New York as a continued eastern anchor with western and northern cities expanding industrially. Climate shifts may widen habitable zones, shaping future opportunities and risks for generations to come.
The Peru Chronicle argues merchants deserve city protection and fair treatment as permanent businesses. Transient dealers, it says, do little for the city, profit by reselling wholesale goods, and undermine stable pricing unless a city market is established for fair, regular supplies.
A Cleveland Leader anecdote describes a teacher having pupils illustrate a stanza from The Old Oaken Bucket. A girl draws the well and three buckets while naming the oaken and iron bound buckets and marking dots as spots from infancy.
A recent notice promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as an early remedy for indigestion and poor appetite. The pills claim to strengthen the stomach aid digestion and improve assimilation. Priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by W L Piper druggist.
The piece notes renewed interest in The Wandering Jew with Croly's Salathiel as a foundational work and mentions Luve and Wallace praise. It advertises John B Alden editions offered postpaid for 12c to readers of the Tribune, with mail order from 442 Pearl Street New York.
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