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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
2
A historical notice shows second class matter registration at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 12, 1897. The entry records mail status and filing details for that period.
A 1922 editorial argues modesty harms visibility and a steady ad presence builds trust and business. It contrasts risks of neglecting advertising with benefits of regular, persistent promotion to win customers and confidence.
The fiscal year ending June 30 saw 2,241 ships totaling 3 860 484 gross tons built in the United States and foreign owned vessels. Output peaked autumn 1919 to winter 1920 at a rate of 4 250 000 gross tons per year. Since 1917 about 3 billion dollars was spent funding ships, with annual interest around 150 million.
Cotton gear wheels reduce train gear noise in machinery and show promise for automobile engines and printing presses, according to officials. The invention aims to cut noise in industrial applications and could benefit diverse industries.
A witty exchange questions whether roses are easy to grow and suggests weeds as a simpler alternative. The piece uses humor to contrast ornamental gardening with low-effort plantings.
A Stockholm company begins manufacturing soap from sewer fats and plans to expand to native vegetable fats including beech mast and horse chestnuts. The move aims to supply soaps from waste sources and diversify materials used in production.
A provocative remark argues venues should bar sailors in naval uniforms, suggesting such bans would shield the public. The quote frames a broader clash over dress codes and access in entertainment spaces.
Nell boasts of her new Scotch plaid outfit that fits perfectly after a round on the golf links as discussed by Stell in the Manchester Guardian.
Local Peru column records residents shopping in Loganport and Peru on Monday and Saturday, lists visitors and callers such as Mrs. Emma Zook and Miss Laurean Ogle, notes illnesses, farm sales, and nearby trips. It advertises tanlac claims and local business items including paint, roofing, and sale bills.
The Miami Circuit Court appointed on April 20, 1922, an administrator for the estate of Schuyler W. Gallahan of Miami County Indiana. The estate is believed solvent. Citizens State Bank of Denver, Ind. Attest M E Andrews Clerk. R J Wildman, attorneys for estate.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a $100 reward for cures it cannot achieve. It claims the remedy purifies blood and heals mucous surfaces, promising quick health improvements after use. Testimonials and free samples are urged, with Chenery & Toledo as the suppliers.
A reader endorses Rat-Snap rat poison in cake form as ready to use. The product is claimed to kill rats with a guaranteed satisfaction offer and a price noted as 3 65c.
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