Poussin Every Thursday Denver Indiana
The notice states a weekly publication schedule for Poussin in Denver Indiana with post office entry as second class matter dated April 12 1897.
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Denver
Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1899
Page
2
Wages Rise for Day Laborers Amid Economic Signals
The article notes a 5 to 10 percent wage advance for day laborers in Birmingham Pittsburg and other large mills. It warns that continued foul weather could force gardeners to add dynamite to their tools as planting times shift. It mentions an Indiana man’s historic Cuban soil involvement and references fashion trends for spring bonnets with absurd embellishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Pittsburg
Indiana
Frankfort Woman Seeks Jack Pot at Hardware Store
A Frankfort woman asked a hardware store for a jack pot and was told they did not keep them. She left downcast, saying her husband talks in his sleep about jack pots and buying one would tickle him to death.
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Frankfort
McLean County As sessor Sets Four Year Tax Values
Marion Chronicle reports the assessor will fix real estate and improvement values for taxation for the next four years. Chaplain Vigus aims to muster out the 160th unit, while Col Gunder seeks to stay in service. A chaplin challenges the colonel amid threats and defiant vows to manage the muster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Vigus
Col. Gunder
Doughty Chaplin
Apple crop prospects dimmed by cold weather impact
An exchange notes that early cold slowed sap and damaged fruit forecasts with apples and irises affected. The piece warns that despite later mild spells, the crop for next year is likely compromised and strings together a separate commentary on Congressman Henry A. Johnson facing retirement and hostile press coverage.
The White Man's Burden Reconsidered and Criticized
An opinion piece contrasts Kipling's concept of the white man’s burden with a harsher self-critique. It argues the greater duty today is addressing internal moral failings rather than civilizing others, noting disproportionate self-blame and sloth alongside supposed efforts to uplift non white peoples.
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Kippling
The Sudan College and the Saloon Debate
The New Voice argues the Sudan college as a monument to common sense and benevolence, contrasting it with London and New York slums. It claims the saloon is a legal trade, not divine, and that alcohol drives crime and expense for society while licensed saloons underpin the liquor industry. It calls for ending foreign burden while civilizing other lands without creating barbarism at home.
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Sudan
London
Nork
Sudan College
New York
Kipling
Notice to Non-Residents in Miami Circuit Court 1899
Notice to Catherine Lewis Sarah M Shireman Lydia A Ray and William H Sloppy to appear May 8 1899 in Miami Circuit Court Peru Indiana on real estate action in favor of Elizabeth Sloppy widow of David Sloppy. If absent, complaint may be heard. Clerk Charles R Hughes seal March 9 1899. attorney T D W Manchester.
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Catherine Lewis
Jacob Sloppy
Sarah M. Shireman
Lydia A. Ray
William H. Sloppy
Mary J. Friend
Francis M. Moody
Alfred Eikenberry
David Sloppy
Indiana
Miami Circuit
Peru
Chas. R. Hughes
Miami
T. D. W. Manchester
Begas Gherry Gough Syrup Offered At Opera Drug Store
A cautious mother notes a ready supply of Begas Gherry Gough Syrup on hand for sudden croup from colds. Delays in reaching a drug store are dangerous, so the Opera Drug Store keeps it stocked for quick access.
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Opera
Lake Erie & Western March by Rud Knauer Published
A new March Two-Step titled Lake Erie & Western March by Rud Knauer, composer of Battle of Manila, is now published for piano. A copy can be obtained on receipt of 15 cents at Daly GPA in Indianapolis, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Johnson
Indiana
Landis
Delphi
The
Chicago Tribune
Johnson
House of Representatives
Associated Press
Lake Erie & Western
Rud. Knauer
Manila
Daly, Gpa
Indianapolis
Ind
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Dev. S.C
Poussin
State of Indiana
Miami County
Elizabeth Sloppy
Hall & Loewenthal Klothing
Hall & L_oewenthal
Klothiers
North Br
Wim. Kessler & Bro
Albert
Fouts
Boone
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