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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
2
Public notice states the publication is issued weekly every Thursday in Denver Indiana with second class mail status entered at the Denver post office on April 12 1897.
The notice lists payment options for subscriptions: one year in advance at $1.00, six months at 50 cents, and three months at 25 cents. It uses old style quotation marks and abbreviations, reflecting a vintage newspaper billing notice.
Opinion urges holding an after harvest picnic in Denver this year with a good crowd and fun for all. Warns against boys swinging on moving trains, a dangerous habit some practice daily and may lead to regret later.
Rochester will host a carnival the week starting August 4 under the auspices of the Red Men. The event is expected to enhance Rochester’s famed hospitality and showcase its success in ventures undertaken.
An editor in Missouri warned that the man who hugged the hired girl must stop or his name would be published. Within days about twenty-five subscribers paid up and told the editor to ignore the circulating foolish stories.
A St Louis traveling salesman A H Neiiow flirted with an Elkhart woman and was taken to a quiet spot where her husband struck him with a club, knocking him unconscious. The attackers took his gold watch and valuables and fled, with the couple also suspected of being involved in an earlier plot against him.
An unnotarized tale recounts Jack’s escalating mistreatment of a cat that killed his chickens. After beating, decapitation, and disposal, the cat returns alive, head in its mouth, the next morning. The story unfolds as a rural cautionary anecdote.
The attorney general cites state supreme court support for city rules restricting youths after certain hours. He endorses police powers of towns to enforce reasonable curfews and notes experience in prosecutions, asserting many street-running youths become criminals.
A quotation argues that all crime stems from unrestrained youth roaming streets theatres and saloons through manhood, reflecting a moral stance on juvenile behavior and public order.
A Star Monthly essay urges boys to value honesty over deceit and lying. It argues honesty builds character, trust, and a fearless, light heart, guiding future choices in business, law, and medicine. Reading Benjamin Franklin's maxim, it states honest youths deter most temptations and grow into upright men.
The National Educational Association adjourned in Minneapolis after a week of meetings. Emphasizing grammar and primary departments, educators argued that strong early training shapes later success, with focus on effective teaching for lower grades and proper curriculum to foster independent thought and problem solving.
Dorchester Massachusetts woman Lois Cragg endured years of distress from a severe lung condition and persistent cough. After every doctor and remedy failed she used Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption and was completely cured. The remedy is recommended for coughs colds throat and lung trouble with a guarantee from W L Piper. Prices 50c and 1.00 trial bottles free.
An advertisement announces a compilation of Indiana Laws available for purchase at the office for only 25 cents. The offer highlights a convenient reference work to be bought locally.
A dream tale contrasts a sleeping church with awake devils and praiseworthy prayerful power. It contrasts gracious action with ungracious intent, urging watchful patience and civil kindness. The Italian begs forgiveness, showing gentler response than punitive aid. The piece concludes with do the right thing, but do it properly and with sympathy.
Verona Missouri resident L W Spalding recalls his mother suffering long with indigestion and general ill health. After two years on Kodol she improves markedly and at seventy six can eat anything without fear of bad effects. Piper's Drug Store promotes the product.
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