23 May 1907
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
1
A editorial discussion condemns cruelty toward a young woman who drowned herself near Whitlington after persistent harassment by peers. The piece argues such taunts harm mental health and warns parents and elders against shrugging off cruelty as harmless.
The piece discusses stock market behavior and the role of the central exchange as a key economic indicator. It notes fluctuations driven by fear, war, strikes, and depressions, with traders watching the market closely while some transactions move from banks to private pockets.
A historical piece argues for strict supervision of adolescent boys to keep them off streets and away from crime. stresses parental responsibility, employment as a reform, and the impact of formative years on future success. The article urges laws to narrow work for the under age and promotes disciplined, productive activity.
Fragmentary notes discuss vitality and wholesomeness applying to life, suggesting a shift toward natural living. It mentions a desire to reduce unnatural cravings, the idea of better sex and happiness, and a call for broader societal change through religious or moral authority.
A young boy walks miles with kindly elders to witness a Sherman celebration. Crowds cheer as Governor Oslesty and officials greet General Sherman ceremoniously in the square.
An article notes the world’s costliest hat, a Mesxter sombrero on display at a Washington museum, valued at about 5000 dollars. Samuel Sherard of Pittsburgh is mentioned with various records of hat prices and rare fibers from Peru and Ecuador. The piece describes material quality, market desirability, and historical sales, including hats once sold for high sums in New York showrooms.
A cryptic exchange from Balthmore American hints at linguistic puzzle logic with the shoemaker as narrator. The punchline declares the first word ends up last, framing a playful etymological riddle in a periodical voice.
The beluga whale forms a plentiful population in Alaskan coastal waters and river mouths from St. Michael to the Kushoquin River. They gather in tidal creeks to feed on fish, with many ascending rivers. Traditional uses include oil, blubber, skins for boat soles, and ivory carvings. traders prize certain internal organs and epidermis for various crafts.
A short tale of a school drama where villagers seek help for a sick widow. Two children Golden-Hare and Tine-Hyes bravely join a perilous journey to visit a witch held fountain and bring back healing flowers. The children later learn the poor mother is ill and stay home to care for her.
The dispute centers on a luxury item described as dackshanes with pricing cited at a hundred dollars per yard. The dialogue includes mum, faidy, and comments on the item’s cost and four feet.
In a brisk column the Houston Post notes chatter about a baseball pitcher marrying an actress and a player famed for his Onest curves. A spectator praises a five cent cigar as the only one that truly smokes, quoting a man declaring his preferred brand.
Mrs Charles N Preston of Flkland Pennsylvania reports a remarkable recovery after using Dow s Kidney Pills. She describes severe symptoms including weight loss thirst sugar in urine and kidney disturbances that improved quickly with the remedy. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 50 cents a box. Diplomacy Needed commentary notes winter coal orders.
Special all expense trains leave in July via the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western lines for the Pacific Coast. Sleeper car accommodations meals and other comforts are included. Low rates and carefully arranged itineraries. Write for full details to Sr A Hutchison Manager Tourist Department 212 Chase Street Chicago.
A Cleveland grocer cites customer reports and his own experience to claim Postum Food Coffee improves nerves and appetite after coffee caused irritability. He says quitting coffee led to steady nerves and better store duties, endorsing Postum as a remedy. Read about the "Road to Wellville" in the package.
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