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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
2
The Tribune Indiana offers a special incentive for students who enroll before May 1, 1911. The notice invites inquiries via a 2-cent stamp to Mary W. Burton in Denver Indiana and notes the publication as a second-class matter and annual subscription cost of $1.00.
The National Keramic Art Correspondence School offers a home study program by mail for women seeking profitable, cultured home work in china painting. Lessons include critiques and individual guidance from experienced masters, with low expenses compared to city classes. Earnest students who commit to work will gain thorough instruction in ceramic art principles.
E E Williams and his wife and baby visited relatives in Kokomo Sunday. Mrs Williams and the baby remained for a week while Mr Williams returned by the evening train. A neighbor reports a potato theft from Mrs Kate Sunday amid petty thefts in the area.
The ad promotes Indiana jump coal at 3.00 per ton inviting readers to try a sample and be convinced of its value. It emphasizes a trial and consumer confidence in the product.
A bank cashier, A L Wilson of Sparta, testifies Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills work gently without griping. He notes natural action, quick anti pain relief, and assurances of refunds if the first bottle fails. Miles Medical Co. ads promote non habit forming relief from liver and nerve issues.
Readable times and monetary amounts appear without context. The list includes morning and evening times such as 6:45 a m and 8:45 a m plus 12 45 p m 2545 p m and 11 07 p m with various phrases like p m and $ signs indicating prices or times. No full event details are provided.
Lawrence Dillman and family visited his parents near Roann on Monday. William Rush shows improvement after prolonged illness and may be on the porch. Grandma Shutzbaugh and Mrs Shutzbaugh enjoy better health after a week’s illness. Notable visitors include Edward Murphy of Stringtown, Albert Donaldson and family of Skillman Chapel, and Miss Ed na Wagner of Michigan.
Brown Drug Store informs patrons that a new stock of spring wallpaper has arrived and invites customers to view it at their convenience.
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional disease. It claims internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces, offers 100 dollars if it fails, and cites testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists Toledo as the address of the manufacturers.
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