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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1900
Page
2
The Denver Tribune entry notice records its post office filing in Denver Indiana with a date of April 12 1897. It notes second class matter status.
A line lists subscription options including one year in advance at 31.00 six months vin S0ets three months and a 35 cent price for an empty quote. The fragment hints at publication pricing and terms.
A mother tells her son as he leaves home to seek his future that ambition is fine but being a good man is far greater. The admonition emphasizes integrity and virtue over worldly success.
A Dowagine News report claims many businesses nationwide refuse to employ smokers, viewing the habit as harming service quality and worker health. The piece notes rising Georgia peach crops, extensive plum and watermelon shipments, and a push for canning factories to handle the fruit surge.
A Century writer notes that a weekly rest day could reform thought and activity even without religion. The piece cites French revolutionary ideas of five and ten day weeks, which failed due to too-frequent or too-rare intervals, and a hospital superintendent reports most professionals remain mentally active seven days a week.
At the 34th National Encampment in Chicago from August 26 to September 1 a grand court of honor will run nearly a mile along Michigan avenue with triumphal arches at both ends. The project will cost about $25,000 and will feature the surviving Civil War veterans reviewed by President McKinley and distinguished guests.
The court of honor will feature arches at Van Buren Street and Park Row connected by Corinthian columns forming a colonnade. Pylons flank the reviewing stand. arches span the street ends. One arch honors the Grand Army, the other the Navy, with distinctive illumination and searchlights enhancing the classic outlines.
The essay argues that conduct reveals character more reliably than words. It contends bad conduct signals bad character, while consistent good deeds demonstrate potential for reform. It notes people often misread others and that personal improvement begins with choosing right action. Selected excerpt.
A marketing notice from Quaker Valley Mfg. Co invites every married lady in the United States to request a free post paid sterling silver plated sugar shell. No payment required. send name only and choose from 40 cent designs with illustrated choices.
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a near fatal illness with yellowing skin and bodily pain. He credits Fletric Dittters with a dramatic recovery after three weeks, claiming they saved his life and prevented another death. Available at Post-office Drug Store.
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