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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
8
Sunday School at 9 30 A M preaching at 10 30 A M B Y P U at 6 30 P M preaching at 7 30 P M Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 30 P M Acts 17 Public invited Pastor C F Gotpen invites all to services
The Brethren Church hosts Bible study at 9 30 a m led by N B Brower with preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 p m A T Winrick is the pastor The public is invited to all services.
E Church Denver invites Sunday School at 9 30 a m with C B Stockdale Supt Epworth League 6 p m Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30 led by H W Park Pastor Clint M E Crourei Chili hosts Sunday School 9 30 Supt London School Preaching 10 30 a m and 7 p m Everyone invited to all services.
John Arthur, a Jeffersonville student, praised Woodrow Wilson for his World War leadership in a school essay. He argued Wilson surpassed Washington and Lincoln in handling the big war, while his father cautioned the verdict as too positive. The pupil noted the teacher is a Democrat.
A Massachusetts inventor designs a device for leather work, replacing the laborious graining boarding and stalking with mechanical action. Two broad belts run on rollers in opposite directions with a metal plate and an upper belt pressed down by a lever to soften hides.
A north side matron offered only a fifteen dollar bill to a News boy collecting for the paper. He inspected it, offered change if possible, then left. She later remarked there ain’t no such animal.
Leonard Hartill formerly led New York State Institute of Applied Agriculture sails on the Greek steamer King Alexander to direct Near East Relief efforts in Armenia. The Sagaporak carries tractors seeds and tools as Hartill plans agricultural development to cut costs and feed orphans, with experiments to identify crops suited to local soil and climate. Capt. Yarrow notes Armenia’s famine stems from invasions and that 16 000 tons of seed are needed to ensure a daily grain ration for each person, aiming to revive the Transcaucasian region.
The Chicago Journal notes it is premature to prove intelligent life on Mars and premature to deny it. It urges gathered evidence over argument, noting astronomers weigh distant stars whose light takes longer than a human lifetime to reach Earth.
A visitor notes a patient in terrible condition as the asylum attendant labels him the most violent in the ward. The man’s mind is said to have driven him toward a notion of harnessing energy wasted in tango parlors in a strange, humorous exchange.
A reader voices harsh views on hard times, contrasting poverty with abundance, praising work detail and wartime sacrifice, urging churchgoing and gratitude. The note mentions Ralph Applegate's ill baby, local farmers, April weather, and small town concerns including a nurse of material aid and local trades.
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