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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1899

Page

2

Taipexe Invite to Discuss Subscriptions

A note invites non-subscribers to visit Taipexe for a talk, signaling outreach efforts to broaden readership and renew engagement with potential new subscribers.

Killing Time and Life’s Purpose Reflected in Idle Hours

A meditation on time as life’s material and the idea of killing time. The text compares wasting time to killing life, questioning whether idleness equates to removing life’s burden, and notes the parallel to an Indian’s brutality in war. It provocatively links time management with moral meaning.

Promptness as a Habit Though Text Is Cautionary

The piece argues promptness can be cultivated like other habits. It urges allowing ample time to prepare for appointments and making punctuality a fixed rule to avoid lateness. It emphasizes promptness in home life, business, and social engagements as key to comfort and efficient use of time, freeing room for outside activities.

Reading Habits of Prison Inmates Warn of Moral Danger

A careful study finds inmates across major peniten tiaries read certain literature before conviction and that the content influences character. The author argues diet for the mind matters as much as food for the body and warns parents that associating with vicious characters and trashy books can shape a grim future for their children.

Be patient toward all men and bear with each other

The text urges patience toward others, noting the need to govern oneself, be deliberate yet energetic, and give dull colleagues time to do their duty. It compares patience to a steady stream, warning against quick judgment and emphasizing mutual forbearance within the body of Christ.

Christ

Education as foundation for future success

Jeffersonville Reflector argues that dreams require both resolve and prayer, not just plans, urging boys to seek the best education to avoid future regret. It stresses building a broad foundation in school and insisting on studying, warning that reluctance leads to lagging behind neighbors in prosperity.

Jeffersonville Hue

The Christian Way of Settling Difficulties

A Minnesota Quaker bought land long litigated over a fence dispute. When asked how to settle it, he proposed moving the fence in a way that satisfied both sides. The neighbor hesitated but accepted the generous, conciliatory solution. The tense matter ended without court action, guided by Christlike forgiveness.

Minnesota Hoetemee Christ

Brightening Life's Steps and Love's Light

A reflective piece extols love as a universal booster for daily life. It argues that for most people external influences brighten routine, with love easing labor and lightening life. It notes individuals differ in needs while asserting affection improves work and home, ending with a vignette of two contrasting boys sharing life’s path.

The Double Love, Faith, and Life in Christian Hearts

The excerpt reflects on love as a divine passion and moral force, praising honest affection, selfless service, and the joy of life when hearts unite with charity. It emphasizes pure love, renewal through active service, and the Christian ideal of shaping life toward righteousness under divine guidance. Rev. Walter B. Vassar, in Word and Works, is cited.

Hfe Walter B. Vassar

Cautious Mother Seeks Safe Cold Remedy At Opera Drug Store

A cautious mother warns of sudden infant croup and the danger of dangerous remedies. She notes a preferred safe option kept at Opera Drug Store as a ready supply for emergencies and urges timely access to proper medicine.

Gherry Gough Opera

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