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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1899
Page
2
The piece warns against buying from strangers and non residents, urging support for home merchants. It mocks gullibility and praises local advertising as a guide to trustworthy sellers, while depicting burglars as prowling for easy catches.
A passage emphasizes that surface impressions mislead and that facts must be found through investigation. It notes how the sun appears to move and the earth seems flat, yet demonstrates the globe, with vast stellar distances. It argues against trusting first impressions or wishes and urges seeking the underlying truth.
A humorous old advice piece urges readers to stay calm and cheerful in hot weather. It warns that worry harms health, nerves are like electric wires, and recommends avoiding temper, grumbling, and doom talks. It encourages focusing on pleasant topics and enjoying life while staying relaxed.
A Trisune report notes the declining numbers of old soldiers with 850,000 to 900,000 Union veterans alive, about 100 die daily, and 35,000 to 40,000 yearly. It contrasts past and present warfare while urging steadfast parental guidance and discipline for children.
The article argues against reliance on corporal punishment in child rearing and education. It warns that many couples marry young, leaving children ill prepared for duties ahead. Mothers are urged to discuss grandchildren and parenting with daughters to build preparation, fortification, and christlike resolve for parenthood.
A pasted advert warns parents that a sudden cold may develop into croup and urges keeping Beggs Gherry Gough Syrup at Opera Drug Store while warning that certain remedies from doctors are dangerous.
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