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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
2
The Tribune states it is entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office and lists a subscription rate of one dollar per year.
An editorial in Dice & Lackey Journal discusses philanthropy by businessmen, noting money enters worthy causes but benefits go to those who deserve it. The piece references a wealthy American woman pursuing status and a divorce, with a humorous aside about a Panama hat quoted by Winter.
A principle of earning confidence through absolute frankness and fairness is emphasized, arguing that trust is built by merit and transparent conduct rather than rhetoric. The idea centers on integrity, accountability, and consistent ethical behavior as foundations for true self-assurance.
A newspaper quip questions whether a regimen of peanuts and sour milk can truly extend life, implying skepticism about such extreme dietary claims.
A prominent Indiana banker was arrested on horse theft charges, described as a side line unusual even for a high financier. The piece notes tensions around financial trust, gender stereotypes, and political disaffection as broader context.
A compact reflection notes that what triggers panic symptoms also provokes colic in a young boy driven by greed for wealth. It suggests men seek to seize all money, implying a parallel between fear and avarice.
A brief note describes the small boy attempting to corner the green apple supply while contrasting subscribers who pay in advance with those who borrow or take others' papers and complain loudly.
A reader muses on whether saloons attract people and should be advertised. The note contrasts two smelters two brick factories gas and electric plants a Carnegie library Y M C A and many churches with ten saloons. It questions why towns do not promote saloons more to draw visitors.
The author argues investors avoid risk because they lack real information and are kept in the dark. Adoption of open-book policies, as in England and with stronger guarantees, could restore confidence and enable funding for national business growth. The piece appeals to transparency to attract capital for development.
The text asserts that millions of hidden dollars will emerge from complacency to work, as open-book policies spread. It predicts growing trust, bank adoption, and diminishing fear and distrust, arguing that confidence will reduce panic.
Charles Alderfer writes from Addison Michigan on May 31 1908 describing travel by wagon with Emma and children. He mentions frequent rain reports the group is comfortable around an oil stove and lists a prospective tour route June 10 to June 20 including Milford Holly Ortonville Oxford Lenard Almont Copac Yale Brown City and Marcellus then plans a return toward Indiana with Macy Fulton Twelve Mile Denver and Peru by late July. He sends a photo for Mary and regards to friends and Mr Copeland the country clown.
Lester M Nelson of Naples Maine writes that Dr King’s New Discovery saved his life and remains a reliable throat and lung remedy. The ad touts nearly forty years of leadership in throat and lung care, offering 50c and 1.00 bottles from Piper’s Drug Store with a free trial bottle.
Advert says Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve neuralgia and other pains by soothing nerves. Claims include headache backache and rheumatism relief with no after effects. Customer testimonial from Fred R Swingley notes quick cure. product sold by druggists with money back guarantee. 25 doses for 25 cents by Miles Medical Co.
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