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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1899
Page
2
An aged newspaper fragment notes a post office entry in Denver Indiana marked second class matter with a date reference April 1897. The line is incomplete but situates a local archival notice around late 19th century postal registration.
The Trinum marks two years in Denver with thanks to readers and correspondents. Editors pledge to improve and invite new subscribers while noting postal rules on letter possession and recall by telegraph. The piece thanks supporters and warns new readers to subscribe.
A friend ponders the meaning of a dollar noting it can be promissory, anticipated, earned, or spent. The piece suggests money governs many lives, aiding some and wasting others, a powerful yet elusive force shaping behavior and fate.
A well known young lawyer walks along East Main Street in late weather when he nears the corner of St. Paul Street and spots a very pretty girl approaching. The brief fragment hints at an encounter beginning with a notable local figure.
A gust lifts a young woman's hat as a gallant lawyer attempts a quick stop. He trips on the hat, falls, and crushes the millinery while onlookers laugh. The owner thanks him with a guarded smile as news notes comment on courtship morals.
An Elkhart resident described a plan to resolve the Philippine difficulty by hanging a man in Manila. The remark, made in a barber shop, drew laughter as the speaker pressed his idea believing others failed to grasp its weight.
The text envisions a faith that nurtures family life, prevents late dinners, calms spousal tension, guides booted floors dry, teaches patience with a fussy baby, entertains and educates children, and harmonizes romance with daily labor. It seeks a religion that speaks not only on sin but on daily virtue and household harmony.
The piece argues that reputation results from intellect while character stems from heart-power. It notes genius inspires admiration but character earns respect, urging individuals to act honestly in all duties, as true character is what God and angels know, not public opinion.
State of Indiana Miami County notice to nonresident defendants Catherine Lewis Sarah M Shireman Lydia A Ray William H Sloppy. They must appear before the Miami Circuit Court in Peru on May 8 1899 to plead by answer or demurrer to the complaint regarding real estate action. Court seal and clerk certify.
A damaged OCR segment shows stray phrases about a drug store and dancing at an opera venue. It mentions a child and unclear references to products or events, but lacks coherent details or names.
Fragmentary text mentions a monthly sum of 74 dollars and items described as a peat and sheiaes with possible blocky references to nearby counties. The legible portions suggest a local notice or notice-like item lacking clear names or dates.
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