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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
8
The note argues that persistent self-critique fuels achievement in art and life. It cites Tennyson and a painter's wife to illustrate perpetual striving, urging not to yield to discouragement or accept failure as inevitable. It frames faith as guiding pursuit with Christ in front and sustenance by divine right hand.
A playful Uncle and nephew joke about seizing a fortress for a quarter while a friend undercuts with a nimble plan. In a separate note, kids discuss futures, trading ice cream and candy for a season pass to see a champion team play baseball.
An Ohio woman recounts quitting coffee after four years of heart trouble and nervous prostration. She credits Postum with easing symptoms, saying energy returned, nerves steadied, heart pain faded, and she is now in splendid health without medicine.
A telegram from Indianapolis signed by 100 prominent citizens across parties expresses approval of President Wilsons wartime policy toward Germany. The note pledges national support for any steps needed to defend American rights and ships, signaling broad local backing for the Presidents course.
A middle aged woman, Mrs. John Baker, is killed when a tree toppled onto a family tent near a mine at New Goshen. Isaac Jackson, 15, was stunned but recovered. Rescuers required sawing the tree in half and removing large limbs before the body could be reached. Several roads were blocked by fallen trees in the area amid heavy wind and rain.
A petition signed by over 1700 Newcastle residents requests T. H. and BH Traction Company of Indianapolis extend city lines in Newcastle. The current service limits to one car, running along South Fourteenth and Main streets from the factory district to the business section.
In Cambridge at a city officials meeting the Indiana State Baseball League offered the role to Dr. Ralié who accepted and is named as head with Dr. Leslie in a close leadership arrangement.
The state superintendent reports 2,239 more children in Indiana schools this year with white male attendance rising to 388,447 and white female to 364,023. Colored boys and girls decline slightly. County totals show 15,608 gains and 13,369 losses. Plus stories from Columbus on Mrs Foster seeking her deserter husband, DePauw player Anderson injured, Brazil mis-marriage, and Vice President Marshall delivering Wabash diplomas.
Thieves stole nearly $1,000 worth of ginseng roots from a cultivation bed at the Indiana Reformatory in Jeffersonville. Bloodhounds were used in the chase, linked to Levi H. Scott superintendent of schools, at his home north of New Albany.
Sarah Powell aged sixty five was found in her back yard suffering from heat prostration and, doctors say, her condition is critical due to her advanced age. She lay in the hot sun for about two hours before discovery.
A new Christian church is to be erected in Bicknell at a cost of $10,000. Five hundred dollars were donated by Sunday school members to start the project.
The law examiner cites an arrest after the assault on Billy Patterson. The magistrate held the accused for the grand jury, an indictment followed, and the case went to trial with a conviction. An appeal was filed, next fall argues. The accused released on habeas corpus with an alibi, damages odds quoted at 1 to 193,427.
The notice advertises a cleansing and soothing ointment claimed to relieve eczema and rashes. It promises relief, rest, and sleep after use and offers free samples by mail with a book to Cuticura Dept XY in Boston. Sold everywhere.
A fragmentary ad style note recalls a booster boast and rooster call with a proverb about fools and money. It mentions a slogan about a man who knows and references Ret Cross Ball Blue a domestic product sold by grocers.
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