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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
2
A local firm offers a new wallpaper line claiming superior color accuracy and fine printing. They promise quick turnover with competitive pricing and invite customers to compare with other market options.
The lines present a collection of aphorisms about heroism spring cleaning and friendship. They read as reflective statements rather than a report of events or people. No identifiable organizations places or dates are provided.
A Minnesota girl allegedly hugged a fellow student with fatal force causing his death, according to ongoing reports. The incident prompts investigation into the circumstances and potential legal implications for those involved.
A light verse noting that cigars make good soldiers when they stay in the ranks and a remark on men who marry for money wishing they had learned to work.
A fragmentary excerpt questions male dominance in marriage, suggests telling a woman what to do then leaving her to act, and contrasts old sayings with a modern recalibration. It also notes San Francisco Japanese settling claims for 450 dollars amid a broader international crisis referenced alongside a street car accident.
A cryptic line hints that one must read the first blue eyes to find the path to a state where all hands stay calm. The quip blends playful imagery with a search for a clever route. The source centers on a whimsical metaphor rather than a concrete event.
Entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 2 1897 Frank Wiedenhoeft is a candidate for the nomination for Assessor on the Republican ticket in Jefferson Township Miami County Indiana and solicits your support.
The NY Mail quotes reactions to financial health, arguing a robust economy requires clean, tainted money to be avoided and integrity in funding. The remark frames financial health as a check against corruption and improper funding.
An Ohio woman is threatened with lockjaw after stepping on a rack while searching her husband’s pockets. The piece urges readers to read the paragraph to their wives and notes cement coffins guaranteed waterproof are on the market. The dread of death is not caused by water.
G. B. Hient and Link Scott announce their candidacies for the office of sheriff of Miami County, subject to the will or decision of the Republican nominating convention when held.
The undersigned announces candidacy for Judge of the Miami Circuit Court subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. The filing endorses party backing and outlines the intent to seek the judicial post pending convention outcome.
At the solicitation of friends I announce my candidacy for Trustee of Jefferson township subject to the Republican convention whenever held.
The speaker predicts 1908 will bring vast wealth for America, claiming nature adds fifty million dollars daily between night and morning, and asserts this growth is unstoppable.
A bank position is a post of honor rather than a high salary. Bankers influence many firms by timely loans or refusals, preventing ruin or bad investments. Their prudent guidance keeps businesses from going over the rocks and protects the economy.
The Syracuse Register reports Secretary of Agriculture Wilson says closing all distilleries and breweries would not noticeably affect grain markets for American farmers, noting the impact would be minimal despite publicity on the temperance movement.
A Wisconsin editor calls the state the United States bound by kissing and bugging on one side and cradles and pabies on the other, noting its chief products as population broomsticks and staying out at night. He claims Adam and Eve discovered it while seeking a northwest passage out of Paradise as the climate turns sultry until the tropics of housekeeping bring squally weather.
Through vestibuled trains run daily between Chicago and Cincinnati on our own rails. No 3 and No 4 offer through sleepers, with local sleeper service between Muncie Marion Peru and Chicago via Nos 5 and 6. Schedules rates and details available from J H Bauer T A Peru Ind.
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