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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1907
Page
4
A vintage catalog-style advertisement touts undercutting rivals with direct-from-New-York and Paris stock. It highlights a large dry goods floor, fashion expertise from Miss Alma Macammee, extensive departments including clothing hats corsets rugs wallpaper shoes and groceries, and promises of guaranteed under selling, vast stock, and daily new items from New York buyers.
Advertises men and boys rubber boots with sale prices. Men’s gum rubber boots at 2.49 and 2.98 with high values. men's snag proof boots at 2.98 and 31.98. boys’ rubber boots sizes 3 to 6 at 1.98. Includes roll edge and val ues claims.
Propuck corrected by H J Meredith Butter 22c to 24c Eggs 14c Lard 11c Potatoes 60c Onions 60c Grain corrected by Grant Moon Wheat 70c Oats 37c Corn 60c per hundred bushels
J W Warren visited relatives in Wagoners Station over Sunday. Frank Wagoner of near Macy was in Denver Friday on business. Charles Brooks of Goshen Ind was in Denver on business yesterday. George Mohler who had been bedridden with lung fever is now slowly improving.
Jerry Chateau a Frenchman released from Fort Scott Kansas prison spoke for the first time in four years. He had robbed to net about seventy thousand dollars and during confinement converted to Christianity promising silence until release. He thanked the officers for convicting him.
The birch reaches farther north than any other tree, followed by the Siberian larch and then the fin.
The reader notes a casual trend toward simpler weddings compared with formal rites around graduations, observing less ceremony and official restraint in contemporary unions and commencements.
A commentator cautions that while vindications have value a person should avoid forming a routine habit of seeking them. The remark emphasizes restraint and self reliance over constant validation.
A testimonial ad touts Dr. Miles' Heart Cure for weak or diseased hearts with claims of rapid improvement. It recounts a patient in Wilmore Kentucky who recovered after five bottles, and notes guaranteed first bottle benefit or money back. The Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana is cited.
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