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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
5
Fragmentary Local Notes and Quips From Logan Area
A garbled collage mentions visitors like Vera Erbaneh and Miss Helen Jones, sick list updates, cattle and hog shipments, a birthday surprise for Mr. Miral Beamer, and assorted reflections on society, work and discipline. It reads as a loose paste of social notes, old sayings, and fragmented anecdotes.
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Twelve Mile
Vera Erbaneh
Logansport
Helen Jones
Teal Chhamypo
Miral Beamer
Tao
L. E. W. Railroad Excursion to Indianapolis
L. E. W. railroad offers a Sunday excursion to Indianapolis and back on May 5. Train departs at 7 40 a m and fare is 1 dollar. The trip features new equipment and a comfortable, enjoyable ride. Agent A M Brown announces the event.
Longevity of Drowning Myths Debunked by Expert
A long distance swimmer corrects popular drowning myths. He says accidents are rare due to cramp or apoplexy from sudden cooling and that drowning victims can be helped by gentle handling rather than blows. He notes fifty immersion cycles and claims saving sixty five lives through his methods.
Grieving widow reacts to first remarriage story
A grieving woman feels indignation over the initial tale of her late husband's remarriage, while a later account might draw milder scorn yet still honor the deceased.
May His Gratitude Sant. Jerry Chateau Released In Kansas
Jerry Chateau, a French inmate released from the Fort Scott penitentiary in Kansas after four years, spoke for the first time on release day. He had earned $70,000 from robberies, converted to Christianity during confinement, and promised not to speak until Freedom. He thanked the officers for convicting him, though doubts remain about his gratitude lasting.
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