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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
2
The Denver Tribune records Alfred Woolsey of Indiana as a notice item stamped with post office entry in Denver Indiana and dated April 12 1897.
A classified pricing notice lists advance rates for subscriptions: one year at $1.00, six months at 3 cents, three months at 2 shillings? The fragment shows varied terms and symbols indicating cycle pricing. The exact publication details are unclear from the OCR snippet.
The Argos Reflector changes ownership as Carter of Momence III buys the paper from Ora McClure. The Rochester Sentinel notes a new state fish law allowing line fishing year round with a daily limit of twenty per angler and thirty six for two, while requiring public work wages of at least 1.50 daily. Oliver Wendell Holmes is cited on childhood perception and a Pierceton Record remark discusses editors seeking overdue payments from delinquent subscribers.
The editor appeals to unpaid subscribers to remit promptly or at least acknowledge receipt and state why no remittance is made. It condemns ignored requests for payment as a disagreeable feature of the newspaper business and urges honesty and courtesy in replies.
A collection of admonitions on sin pride and morality. The passages urge honesty courage self reliance and consistent faith. Notable lines warn against hypocrisy and the dangers of social vice while encouraging personal integrity and spiritual discipline.
A quotation filled meditation on home as a sanctuary from strife and a harbor for comfort. It presents home as sweet, protective, and morally sheltering with images of family, motherhood, and daily life, while noting home as a zone for rest and renewal after the day’s troubles.
A reflective piece extols home as the center of love where family ties form a telegraph of affection linking distant places. It envisions home as a shield from world worries and a heavenish working model with mothers and wives as angels, the place all husbands should be at night. It also notes a stern anti lynching law affecting sheriffs, requiring removal and disqualification, with a governor hearing for reinstatement.
Mrs. Chas. Applepitte of Alexandria Indiana recounts near nightly coughing and spitting blood from consumption. She credits three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery at one dollar each with a full cure and 58 pound gain. Trial bottles are free at W L Pipers drug store.
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