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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
4
A dated line notes that innocent amusement can turn tears into rainbows and contrasts good manners learned at home with what schools teach. It asserts the bar of the saloon, the bar of the court and the bars of the jail are closely related, linking behavior, law and consequence.
A compact moral observation noting that a person who constantly touts virtue must maintain that character in action not just words. The adage warns against boasting without consistent conduct.
A collection of maxims on judging people by appearances and wealth. It argues clothing, family, success, and home do not define character. The dying man’s life is measured by the good deeds he leaves behind, not material possessions.
In a courtroom exchange the judge dismisses a desertion case after the accused explains his wife urged him to beat the carpet. The judge halts proceedings with the discharge ruling.
Advertisement touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills as gentle for maintaining regular bowels and preventing appendix issues. Guarantees by W L Piper, druggist, price 25e. Try them.
A compact list traces early American milestones: the Daily Courant of 1709, Charles Brockden Brown’s 1798 novel, Sandys’ Ovid translation in 1621, the 1780 Williamsburg paper at 840 a year, Hannah Adams as the first American woman author, and Mount Auburn’s first burial.
The YMCA of Peru offers a grand excursion to Michigan City on June 19 by Lake Erie and Western Railway. Special trains depart Denver at 8:20 and 10:00 arrive Michigan City 10:40 am. return 8:00 pm to Denver 8:20 pm. Ladies and children invited for a safe, pleasant day. Agent AM Brown.
A garbled wire of items notes Patti meals, Jessie L Plywood in Vermont, and a new 82 samp for newspage business. It mentions a girl born in Maglar Dam ed anaesthesia ote, a curious child in Kissa, and a quip about wind. Also references Mrs Brown Potters son, Mrs George L Baker in Brighton, and Sioux chief American Horse's daughter seeking a matron post.
E A Zook and family visited Sunday with A C Cunningham and family. Will Millican and wife returned home from Knox after a brief relatives visit. Willard Place suffered a serious limb injury at work on the farm Thursday. Eli Mentzer and family moved into Mrs Squire Smiths home on East Harrison street. Mrs Mary Ballou of Marion left Tuesday after a two week stay with her sister Mrs Wallace Kirby.
Charles Bell and wife shopped in Peru Saturday. Mrs Sallie Keplinger was dinner guest of Mrs E A LaDue Tuesday. Mrs Mary Warner of Rensselaer returned home after visiting relatives here. Mrs Abbie Long of Iowa to visit C M Long and family in Denver. Mrs Kate Guyer of North Vernon left Denver for a few days with Scott Guyer in Logansport. Several groups visited Rev S C Norris and family at Macy. Others shopped in Peru, visited Macy, or hosted guests at various homes. News includes fishing at Mud Lake, a Sanatarium stay, and local illness notes.
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