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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1899
Page
2
Obituary notes the death of Robert Bonner founder of the New York Ledger at his home in New York City last Thursday. The piece quotes Bob Burdette on good temper and its civic and personal value as a guide to success and popularity.
The piece asserts that success hinges on persistent push and aggressive advertising. It notes times have changed and people adapt, with the liveliest pushers gaining advantage. Printer's ink is described as the lubricant of business wheels, increasing advertising during hard times.
A town editor laments the death of his wife Susan Jane Smith wife of John Smith editor of the Weekly Bugle. He recalls her care in daily tasks and notes her tombstone inscription. The notice ends urging readers to subscribe to the Bugle and advertises affordable job printing.
The post office department republishes orders on forwarding and returning undelivered second through fourth class mail to aid postmasters. Mail in such cases must not be returned until return postage is paid, and when valued enough to warrant return the sender must be notified to pay postage or have the mail forwarded to another address with proper postage.
A Rural New Yorker warning urges boys who lounge on street corners to stop wasting an hour each evening and hundreds of hours yearly. It notes ten cents daily on cigars drains funds that could buy ten leading periodicals and stresses lasting harm from idle, habit forming behavior.
A speaker condemns youth parties for ages ten to thirteen, blaming parents for ignoring their children's activities and urging vigilance. The piece stresses parents must know where their children go and what they do, and calls for action to protect upright manhood and womanhood.
A civic exhortation urges mothers to shield children from night parties and promiscuous mixing by promoting moral, educational, and wholesome home influences. It stresses parental responsibility at school, church, and neighbors’ firesides to shape future citizens and protect youth from harmful peer effects.
A cautionary note urges mothers to keep Beggs Gherry Gough Syrup on hand in case a sudden cold develops into croup before a drug store can be reached. Delays are dangerous. The Opera Drug Store stocks it.
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