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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
3
The Northern Indiana Editorial Association will convene in Anderson on June 14 and 15. Anderson residents plan special hospitality for visiting editors. Southern editors consider the miles of freight cars needed to move Georgia watermelons to Chicago, signaling a good Georgia crop this year.
A caution about not obstructing the census taker with questions. The law states that anyone who willfully fails or refuses to render a true census account is guilty of a misdemeanor and may be fined up to 100 dollars upon conviction.
A knowing politician remarks that a man who defects to the enemy is a traitor, while a defector to us is praised as morally courageous with sterling character. The speaker highlights the bias that inflates virtue when allies switch sides and brands betrayal when opponents do.
The passage argues that forward thinking fuels business and personal strength. It rejects dread of future events and promotes hope and cheer. It urges focusing on the coming day rather than fearing actions required in daylight.
Hetty Green argues in the June Ladies' Home Journal that young men starting out in business overextend themselves and end up knowing little about any one thing. She says salaried workers fear taking on more than they’re paid for and stresses the value of initiative and reliability in proving true worth.
A concise editorial note asserts that growth hinges on sustained effort and investment by residents and leaders to attract commerce, infrastructure, and civic initiatives, outlining practical steps for community development and long term renewal.
The piece urges every resident to support municipal leadership, promote local commerce, and beautify streets. It calls for harmony, courtesy to visitors, and active encouragement of improvements, warning against croakers and unnecessary taxes.
A tale of a self styled born orator who roams from party to party while crusading against rum. He boasts a voice that carried four miles yet fails when he drinks in a Chicago inn. The piece follows his fall from moral high ground as he seeks to denounce liquor more powerfully after tasting it.
A tale recalls a renowned speaker who, after greeting a man in a smoky shop, declines another drink saying he will not ruin his craft. He later returns home, preserves his oratory, and continues delivering speeches that echo for miles. The moral urges born orators not to despair.
The Winona Assembly and Summer School at Winona Lake Indiana runs fifty nine days starting July 2. Noted speakers include Mrs Maud Ballington Booth Geo R Wendling S Parkes Cadman and Congressman Landis with recitals by Underhill Flowers Beecher and Garghill Beecher. Reduced rail rates to Winona Lake from May 15 to Sept 15.
Mrs Calvin Zimmerman of Milesburg Pennsylvania endorses One Minute Cough Cure as a speedy cure for colds coughs croup and sore throat. She touts its child friendly taste and says it is the only harmless remedy giving immediate results. It is claimed to cure bronchitis pneumonia grippe and throat and lung diseases and to prevent consumption.
Manchester resident W A Hines recounts a near death experience after measles led to severe lung trouble and consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a complete cure, stating it saved his life and he would pay five dollars a bottle. Hundreds have used it on his recommendation and praise its efficacy for throat chest and lung issues. Trial bottles are free at W L Pipers Drug Store.
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