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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
7
A. C. Huxley declares he will seek the Democratic nomination for the Miami County Representative seat, pending the nominating convention decision. He resides in Pipe Creek township.
A reflective piece argues that swearing off is not profanity and suggests future improvement. It notes rising business activity and large industries returning to full-time work, with prosperity likely to return soon.
A compact observation notes that suspicions about a spouse can reveal truth, and in weeks a reference to the man of the hour may signal a rising political candidate or a new baseball star. The piece also credits Bryan with shrewd campaign timing before the baseball season.
The Salt Lake Tribune notes that borrowing trouble can be more harmful than offering advice, highlighting the personal burden placed on the borrower and the potential consequences of worry. The quip contrasts common wisdom with real-life anxiety caused by taking on others problems.
The quote attributes a moral frame to John D Rockefeller about guiding principles. It hints his emphasis on ethical conduct tied to illumination from a kerosene light, underscoring a view of progress through disciplined, bright living.
Within the last three months twenty one members of a woman hating bachelors club have been married. The rest of them may as well disband and seek safety in flight.
A short exhortation from a historical page urges readers to improve their surroundings. It emphasizes small acts to brighten communities and create lasting beauty in daily life.
A Pennsylvania boy recently recovered from typhoid fever has developed a mania for writing poetry. The article notes after effects of the disease can be worse than the illness itself, while illustrating a hopeful artistic bloom amid recovery.
A columnist warns that if people are punished in the hereafter in proportion to earthly misdeeds, it will tax the Old Boy’s ingenuity to conceive sufficiently strenuous retribution for the man who started the souvenir post card craze.
A Chicago woman sues a dentist for 10000 damages alleging the tooth extraction injured her jaw so severely she cannot speak. She argues the harm deprives her of her chief luxury in life and is a grave offense.
The article contrasts old fireplaces with ventilators or flues showing that early houses escaped the carbonic acid fumes common in modern tightly built homes. It claims ancestors stayed warmer on one side and had better blood and less catarrh due to better ventilation.
A reader is advised not to trust a suitor who toasts with wine for love or allegiance. The piece warns that wine suggests ulterior loyalty and blasphemy, claiming the man already serves a master. It argues true affection requires sacrifice, not indulgence, and warns against conversion schemes after marriage.
It is easy to criticize a neighbor who errs or fails but hard to credit the unseen pressures shaping his fate. People claim they'd do better in his place, yet rarely examine why the other man did not succeed. Sometimes the failed man shows greater heroism than the victorious one.
Daily through sleepers on Nos 3 and 4 between Chicago and Cincinnati. Double daily service with through sleepers on Nos 3 and 4. Local sleeper between Muncie Marion Peru and Chicago handled in Nos 5 and 6 between Muncie and Peru then Nos 3 and 4 between Peru and Chicago. Call or write S A Pond Peru Ind for schedules rates and info.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a remedy for neuralgia and other pains. It claims relief from headaches backaches stomachaches sciatica rheumatism dizziness nervousness and car sickness with no bad after effects. A Nebraska bank cashier testifies to relief and a money back guarantee is offered. The Miles Medical Co lists price five doses for a dollar and notes distribution through druggists.
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