28 Jun 1906
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
1
A welfare of domestic life piece urging couples to share burdens and show kindness. It argues couples should treat marriage as partnership not a stage show, with empathy for daily work, children, and household duties. It contrasts public polish with private manners and calls for recreation to sustain affection.
A description of Mabel’s doll notes its eyes that open and close and a face with long golden curls. The doll exclaims “mamma” when squeezed. The article also mentions Mabel’s sister with blue eyes and golden hair and a troubling incident involving a young man lasting forty minutes without a scream. A family from St Louis visits relatives in Chili.
The proverb notes that despite claims of change, the well often fails and the beet joint holds the unchangeable ratio of sixteen to one. The speaker presses a skeptical view of reformers who blame the jug for failures.
J. W. Warren plans a relocation from Dewald's building on West Harrison to the Mrs. LaDue owned structure on Pason Street beside B. E. Gage's meat market.
The Children's Day service at the M. HK church last Sunday evening was a great success from start to finish. The hoop drill by the girls and the flag drill by the boys drew wide praise, with many approving expressions noted. The training by the ladies over the preceding two weeks was highly commended.
An ice cream festival will be held in Perrysburg Hall on Saturday evening to benefit the local church. Attend to enjoy a good time and support a worthy cause.
Mrs. B. I. Derek hosted a dinner Thursday with guests Mrs. R. H. Butt of this place and Mrs. S. C. Haha of Logansport.
Thomas G Stevenson born May 15 1825 in Preble County Ohio united in marriage to Euphema Crosby Oct 2 1843. He preached revival and served as local preacher for the Methodist church. Father of ten, five preceded him in death. After fifty six years blind he died peacefully entering heaven. Funeral at Ebeneezer conduct by Rev W K Murry with interment nearby. Relatives and friends and neighbors invited.
The Denver Co operative Telephone Co and The Twelve Mile Telephone Co completed a new toll line between their switch boards. The development will greatly reduce toll charges between the two points and improve service.
Sabbath School at 9 30 for worshippers with preaching at 10 30 titled The Glory of Conquest. B P UC conducts 7 30 service followed by public preaching on Five Biblical reasons why a Christian should not belong to a secret organization.
A reflection on returning to one’s hometown after long away. The piece contrasts wholesome longing with the risk of disillusion, noting the pull of memory and the danger of faded youth when the traveler meets old friends and familiar places. The narrative recalls orchards, meadows, and an old house unchanged in spirit.
After their regular lodge meeting the Knights of Pythias opened their hall to families and friends for an entertaining evening. Refreshments of ice cream cake and lemonade were served and decorations with flowers accompanied a memorable social event.
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