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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
2
U S Fish Commissioner plans to stock Lakes Manitou and Maxen kuckee with black bass within sixty days. A reflective note warns readers against self reliance and urges neighborly support, citing a Miami county farmer, a chinch bug tale, and a plea to protect a woman’s purity.
A historic remark by a well known merchant praises a young man who lacks a Yale look but could be successful if he possessed it. The quote implies potential tied to demeanor and appearance, reflecting local attitudes toward success.
A notice urges smart young men to avoid sarcasm and public comments on others faults. It says thinking carefully before speaking protects prospects, helps keep friends, and that minding one’s own affairs is best. The piece stresses discretion and restraint in social commentary.
The Rochester Sentinel reflects on how abuse and deception can push a person toward drastic deeds driven by anger. It argues life is shaped by conditions imposed by others, and even well intentioned individuals may be driven to brutality when mistreated.
A town contrasts two factory managers. One disliked superintendent withholds credit and never thanks workers, while the other respected leader praises good work and expresses gratitude, earning broad admiration from all employees.
Augustus N. Martin of Bluffton, who served three terms in Congress by defeating Major Steele in 1888 Col Briant in 1890 and Capt Daily in 1892, died last Thursday at the Marion Soldiers Home where he had been treated. He was 54 and left a wife and daughter. He was a capable lawyer but poor health ended his practice in recent years.
Friday meeting of the premi ss and other busi de city discusses a railway from Gilead through Pawpaw Pettysville to Peru with branches to Macy Five Points Perrysburg and Mexico. Project presented as practicable and likely to succeed. energetic action underway for a rapid culmination.
A Poor Millionaire lately starved in London because he could not digest his food. Early use of Dr. King's New Life Pills would have saved him. They strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, promote assimilation, improve appetite. Price 25c. Money back if not satisfied. Sold by W. L. Piper, druggist.
Reading notes praise George Croly’s Salathiel as a landmark in Wandering Jew literature. Mention of Eugene Sue and Gen Wallach’s high regard highlights Croly among six great works, with a recent publication and an address at 442 Pearl.
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