27 May 1909
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
1
A portrait of a modest, gentle business leader praised for diplomacy and quiet influence. He leads with kindness, never raises his voice, and gains compliance through tact and self confidence while maintaining discipline and respect from a large staff.
A reflection on the power of eloquence over other skills and possessions with quotes about conversation as a social asset. Includes a plug for Pettit’s Mye Salve and a brief, nonsensical aside about party chatter and a club leader.
A passenger waking from sleep looks down to a black cloud below and exclaims in wonder where they are. He sniffs the air then declares with surprise that they have reached Chicago, shouting It’s Chicago.
A Fond du Lac Wisconsin woman narrates indigestion and heart palpitations improving after replacing coffee with Grape Nuts and Postum. She reports relief within a week, full recovery in a month, a ten pound weight gain, clearer skin, and renewed stamina. She credits Grape Nuts and Postum and notes their coffee-like flavor when prepared as directed.
Brinkley encounters Mr. Monk of Monkshurst who pretends civility, while Brinkley suspects a hidden motive linked to Matt and shipwrecks. Later Brinkley swims near perilous Devil's Caldron, warns off by William Jones, and a tense chase through sand hills ensues before Jones vanishes in fear.
Orison Swett Marden argues in Success Magazine that relying on a parent’s fortune harms growth. He says true reward lies in personal effort, discipline, and solving problems. Without struggle to establish oneself, one lacks ability or will, inviting contempt.
A garbled excerpt presents a comic exchange about marriage and a man with a crooked leg. The speaker recalls crashing with a motor car and mentions the name Magar in a fractured line.
Fragment contains a quarrel between a person named Dady-1 and the manager with threats to leave the company this morning. The text is garbled and reads as an incomplete report of the incident.
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