Denver Tribune current masthead and publication details
The Denver Tribune announces Alfred Woolley as Editor and Publisher and notes its weekly publication schedule with archival post office entry details for Denver Indiana as second-class matter dated April 12, 1897.
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Alfred Woolley
Denver
Indiana
Subscriptions and editorial musings in a late great
The note lists 1 year in advance at 1.00 six months 0.50 and three months 0.25 with satire on subscribers who pay. The Fargo Forum cites Christian charity toward the weak and recalls humane reforms. A North Judson News riff jokes about rubber stamps in town affairs. The piece ends noting the Boer War peace signed May 31 at Pretoria with Boer and British terms.
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North Judson News
Peace After War Ends Between Boer and British
The article reflects on the costly war ending in Britain and Boer reconciliation. It notes three million pounds to restock farms, a tax amnesty for Boers, and permanent loss of franchise for rebels. It cites 25,000 killed and 70,000 sent home ill, with a total bill of about 1.25 billion pounds.
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Africa
Britain
London
Hannah Moon
Advertising as legitimate business from start to finish
The Western Publisher argues advertising is a legitimate, planned process from campaign start to finish. It claims success comes from intelligent planning, honest intent, and clear, reliable claims about goods and careful handling by merchants.
The Air Line to Health and a City on the Wheel
A reflective piece argues modern cities resemble wheels with spokes of transit linking to suburbs and farms. It contrasts urban life with rural escape, praising rapid transit, suburban expansion, and the tension between city work and countryside leisure.
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Mr. Hyde
Dr. Jekyll
New York
Philadelphia
Delmonico’s
Podunk
Madison Square
The Old Homestead Plays Stir Old-World Feel
A reader recalls the sight of The Old Homestead with emotion as fiddles drift low, hinting at a longing for the real thing. The note captures a nostalgic moment from The Saturday Evening Post.
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Saturday Evening Post
Consumption Cure Promises Hope From Dr. King's Discovery
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg recounts severe six month illness caused by hay fever and asthma. She credits Dr King's New Discovery with a complete recovery, calling it the safest cure for throat and lung diseases and infallible for coughs and bronchial affections. Trial bottles free at W L Pipers.
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A. M. Shields
Chambersburg
W. L. Piper's
Elks Plan Grand Carnival in Logansport
The Elks hold state meetings in Logansport Indiana June 17 18 and host a Grand Carnival Jubilee June 16 21 with attractions to draw thousands. Railroads offer reduced fares one round trip ticket valid two days with sales June 16 21.
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The
Elks
Logansport
Ind
Real Friend Endorses Kodol for Digestive Relief
W. T. Sturdevant of Merry Oaks NC says fifteen years of dyspepsia ended after using Kodol. He reports immediate relief and the ability to eat almost anything, endorsing the product. The ad urges not dieting but wholesome food and digestion aided by Kodol, sold by Piper's Drug Store.
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W. T. Sturdevant
Merry Oaks
N.C
Piper's Drug Store
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