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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
7
Public notice records show a filing stating entry as second-class matter at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 12 1897 with subsequent posting details.
A miscellany of aphorisms and prompts appears from DICE LACEY editors, urging action over words. It blends reflections on behavior, education, riding a bobby, and the value of small deeds, tied to a stylistic newspaper page of the era.
A sluggish resident acts as a barrier to the town’s progress, with local officials urging greater civic involvement and initiative to spur development.
A column blends reflections on marriage, potential presidents, and Edison sleep claims with a Philadelphia tale of grief over a mother-in-law. It notes a record steel rail order of 1,000,000 tons from Russian government to Pittsburg mills and comments on Russia's role in American prosperity.
A Detroit woman seeks a divorce alleging her husband kissed her goodbye on March 31, 1906 and has not been seen since. The judge is expected to accept the claim that an extended absence after a kiss constitutes grounds for separation.
A fragment recounts creation and the spread of loafers from corners to post offices depots and stores. It notes loafers sit in public spaces to discuss vexing state and national problems while responsibility falls on the poor and children left alone.
Reflective piece notes that real change requires steady effort not brief promises. It suggests past failures may hinder present fixes when efforts lack coherence and timing.
The passage contrasts those who roam the world to guide others yet neglect their own inner light. It notes men claim to spend life making their wives happy but fail to invest financially in that happiness.
Passage asserts that true Christianity endures daily wear and tear and lasts beyond a week, implying only those who withstand everyday life truly possess genuine faith. The statement emphasizes perseverance as proof of authentic belief.
Fat hens and many eggs don’t mix. Use cooked beans and oil meal sparingly. Feed shell and mineral matter. include boiled potatoes with milk for growing chicks and laying hens. Remove meat rations during grasshopper season and save for cold weather. Give hens good feed to avoid additives. Breed and stock health determine egg yield. balance grain animal and green food, avoid overfat hens, and encourage exercise. From May Farm and Fireside.
A note praising others would uplift workers at home, in schools, churches, and across the world. Sweet words of appreciation can counter discouragement and strengthen effort.
The piece argues that keeping six boys at home until twenty one costs about twenty four thousand dollars and questions whether the investment pays. It contrasts outcomes: a wasted life fueled by vice versus a productive adult who supports parents in old age.
A columnist notes value in earning success through effort and warns young women not to marry men whose friends joke about sowing wild oats. It cautions that what is sown before marriage affects married life, urging careful choice to avoid future troubles.
Lester M Nelson of Naples Maine says in a letter that Dr Kings New Discovery saved his life and remains a reliable throat and lung remedy for coughs colds and pneumonia prevention. Sold with guarantee at Piper's Drug Store 50c and 100 Trial bottle free.
Fifteen varieties of cookies are advertised as regularly sold at 15 cents per pound, but offered at 10 cents per pound in a special price. The ad emphasizes value and wide selection for shoppers.
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