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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
3
An old post office entry states second class matter status for Denver Indiana with an April 2 1897 date marking mailing status and archival handling.
A playful June 1911 item notes heat makes skinniness seem ideal and offers humorous proverbs about patience and frugality. The column quips that a mosquito bills monthly and a good wife avoids using a razor to open condensed milk while a husband should not carry the nutmeg grater with a horse.
A moral plea argues that liquor licenses enable saloons to trap children and corrupt men. It decries license laws as causes of evil, urging people to change laws and oppose saloon influence while seeking divine guidance.
The piece argues Americans fear hazards from 780000 cars while reflecting on Mexico's disturbances as largely tied to an election. It critiques how liquor traffic supports many urban roles from saloon to undertaker, framing a view of widespread “business” in crime and enforcement.
A correspondent laments rising expenses and seeks economy only by curbing a costly daily paper. He rejects cutting whisky ribbons jewelry tobacco cigars tea coffee and jewelry and instead targets the paper bill, arguing it would sustain him through hard times. He cites a yearly $1 000 expense and urges restraint as a logic of thrift.
A bashful man and a woman drive along the shore before she reveals she feels blue and believes nobody loves her as she describes cold hands and emotional distance in a quiet moment.
A fragment quotes a line from Success Magazine where a speaker says you should not say that and notes God loves you and your mother loves you and you can sit on your own hands.
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