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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
8
Kendal a poverty stricken artist and Grace Kempton shelter in a deserted house. They share rent and design gowns for a leading dressmaker. As they collaborate their bond deepens until the grandfather's estate shatters into a future together in Italy.
A writer recalls a misprint in Browning’s poem and the suggestion that the line should read It ought to be NTRED. The anecdote describes a reader showing a volume, laughing at the obvious rhyme and noting the correction may not have been made in print.
Thirty fifth annual Indiana Music Teachers convention will be held in Elkhart June 24 to 28 with a large attendance expected. The Chicago Sunday Evening Choir and full concert programs feature throughout the four day event with lectures, concerts, business meetings, and a closing outing.
The Indiana Grain Dealers Association voted to require every member to post daily all prices paid at their business. Officers were elected. speeches by Bert A. Boyd, Charles S. Clark, S. Culkins, and Henry G. Bell highlighted the session. A written Galloway message urged less federal intervention in grain trade. emphasis shifted to shaping Indiana and national laws.
The tenth annual convention of the Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers Association will be held in Indianapolis on Wednesday June 26 with a morning and afternoon session followed by a banquet hosted by the Adscript club. Principal addresses are listed by G P McDougall Frankfort Ralph B Clark Anderson and G A Becker Indianapolis association president. Morning program focuses on routine business including officer reports and committee appointments.
The Commercial Club committee voted 500 toward a 1500 guarantee fund to bring the Indiana Apple Show to Indianapolis. Edwin R. Smith says the move suggests the show will be held here, with Fort Wayne also bidding. A meeting of the apple show commission will decide the venue.
More than 125 bankers from Indiana gathered in Gary for the annual meeting of the State Bankers association group No. 2. W. C. Bellman of Hammond called the session to order. Capt H E Norton of Gary delivered the welcome. Charles Miller of Indianapolis spoke on Financial Parasites and critiqued the financial system. G I Christy of Purdue University discussed banker farmer cooperation.
Mrs OC F Mace of Madison Street Shawneetown Illinois credits Doan's Kidney Pills with quick relief from backache headaches and nervous fatigue. She says the remedy cured her kidney trouble and allowed her to resume housework without illness. 50 cents at all stores Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
The passage bundles ads and quips from a bygone page. It touts Garfield Tea for health, urges Sundays as rest, and warns against weak bluing water. It mentions a powder trust satire and features a child’s joke about a swan with odd animal traits.
Poor Father, Mayor Turnbull of Canton, recalls a Titanic officer’s unconsciously spoken remark that harmed the Titanic administration. He likens it to a Canton boy’s cruel remark to his nurse, illustrating harsh attitudes.
The remarks at a gathering reveal talk of attending another dinner, complimenting a baby, singing voice after a drink, and a husband praised for gentleness and tidiness. The speaker mentions plans to spend next summer abroad.
A farmer recounts decades of stomach trouble from coffee and tea and details how switching to Postum restored his health. He claims weight gain, no stomach meds, and family members adopting Postum after observing his recovery. The letter advertises Postum by the Postum Company of Battle Creek Michigan.
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