26 May 1904
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
1
A wounded veteran with armless sleeve and bronze badge pauses as drums echo a marching song. The crowd noise fades for him and memories surge of past battles while he walks on steady, remembering days with his fellow soldiers.
An elderly woman at the County Poor House journeys two miles to the city cemetery to decorate soldiers’ graves on Decoration Day. She places daisies on a neglected grave for her unknown son while a stranger recalls a young Civil War hero who died bravely.
Aunt Betty endures a poignant Memorial Day as crowds favor social chatter over veterans. A young soldier secretly carries his mother’s photo, finds her, and reveals her son’s grave at Gettysburg. He dies, and she later visits his burial site with renewed faith and gratitude.
The Yellowstone National Park hosts five hundred four distinct wild flower species thriving across its varied habitats.
Society women grow run down by late hours and social obligations and seek relief in Peruna a tonic claimed to restore a depleted nervous system. Letters from U S women support its invigorating effects and say it helps women cope with an overtaxed lifestyle.
Promotes the Red River Special threshing machine with its Big Cylinder and Man Behind the Gun for superior separating capacity. Claims to save grain and time over old-style thresher designs, urging farmers to adopt modern threshing for efficiency and cost savings. Offers a free book explaining the machine’s advantages.
A sequence of testimonials from Buffalo and Ohio women praise Peruna tonic for recovery from fatigue, sleeplessness, and weakness. Mrs. J B Finn and Mrs. J W Reynolds credit health improvements to the remedy, with requests for free home-treatment details directed to Dr Hartman in Columbus.
Announcement for a special excursion to Chicago on June 4 from Bellevue via Nickel Plate Road with stops at all stations. Tickets also sold for Train No. 1 from Fostoria and stations west. Fort Wayne rate $2.00. tickets valid for return by June 11. Contact C A Asterlin Fort Wayne Indiana.
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