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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
3
Entered at the Denver Indiana post office as second class matter on April 12 1897 under the editor and publisher notice for the weekly paper.
One year in advance costs 1.00 dollars. Six months are 0.50 dollars. Three months cost 0.25 dollars.
An essay on the moral impact of books urges parents to guard what children read. It cites a printing office exchange about swearing as utilitarian in deadlines and proofing, but condemns the habit outside work. The piece frames books as blessings or curses depending on use.
A speaker urges leaders to stop petty factionalism and run the town for all it is worth. He argues merit over class, calls for inclusive labor, and suggests society should value service and skill over money, citing surgeons, teachers, and blacksmiths as true worth.
A call emphasizes patronizing local institutions to strengthen hometown businesses. Spending at home keeps dollars circulating locally and supports nearby merchants, contrasting with sending money to distant firms that enrich other regions.
A Woolley quote contrasts local support for home merchants and workers with the plight of those near saloons. The speaker urges consideration of community institutions and taxes, condemning saloon influence as destroying happiness for nearby residents.
An editorial urges readers to share good books rather than hoard them. It extols itinerant book programs that visit homes to spread thoughtful writing, arguing books inspire peace and good will and that lending freely multiplies their positive impact.
A friend tells of how employers value honor in the small things connected with work, illustrating that integrity in minor duties mirrors character in major tasks.
A man sorting job applications rejects letters that bear business letterhead or private replies. He values professional boundaries and rejects applicants who mix personal and company correspondence, citing a loss of honor.
Friends of Mrs. L Pease of Lawrence Kansas recall seven years bedridden due to kidney liver trouble and nervous prostration. She reports three bottles of Electric Bitters let her walk again in three months and feel like a new person. Warns sufferers of headaches backaches insomnia melancholy fainting and dizziness to try it with guaranteed satisfaction for 50 cents from W L Piper.
Board of Agriculture reports corn belt losses in 1899 near 200 million dollars. Dr F H DeVaux developed a serum antitoxin for swine, manufactured only by DeVaux Chemical Co Chicago. Over 400000 hogs treated with high survival and better market price. Injection claimed to prevent death in well hogs and save at least 85 percent in sick hogs. If it fails money for serum and syringe refunded. One ounce vial treats six hogs priced at 1.00 and syringes at 3.50.
The Indianapolis Journal promotes its reporting on Congress and state legislature along with market news. It announces a permanent price reduction to ten cents weekly with Sunday issues costing five cents extra and urges readers to subscribe via local agent W. O. Piper.
An appeal promotes subscribing to ALI’s Triunc edition for latest neighborhood updates, weather, events, and community notices.
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