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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
2
Publication record lists editor and publisher details with a recurring Thursday schedule and editorial personnel. The fragment indicates print operations and weekly issue cadence tied to the Denver Tribune, but lacks full names or dates.
The notice lists price tiers for a publication subscription. One year at 100 dollars in advance. Six months priced at 60 dollars in advance. Three months set at 25 dollars in advance.
A columnist argues that work quality should not depend on pay. Sloppiness harms character and future opportunities. Dedicated effort, even when unpaid, advances careers and reputation. A New York tale illustrates how exceptional skill can attract higher pay.
A speaker argues that accepting subpar pay or half-hearted work harms self-respect and character more than the employer. Persistence, quality labor, and aiming for the best in every task build personal integrity, long term gains, and financial reward. The message urges young people to pursue purpose and steady effort over easy shortcuts.
Fredrick Jo Durnham stresses how eye contact signals character during hiring. He recounts observing six applicants. one refused to meet the gaze and was rejected, a pastor’s recommendation appeared false, a poorly dressed candidate maintained eye contact and spoke honestly without credentials, and intuition guided final judgment.
A speaker recalls hiring a man with no experience but an honest bright eye and pleasant face. The eye is praised as a true index to character, guiding promotions and shaping trust. Fostered traits include fearless, steady gaze and the power to win or lose opportunities by eye contact.
J T Weather Wix of Wyandotte Michigan credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after a pneumonia attack left him with severe lung trouble and an obstinate cough. He notes both his father and sister died of consumption and reports a full recovery after months of use. Trial bottles are offered free and guaranteed bottles sell for 50 cents and 1 00 at Piper s drug store.
Historical farming brief notes a Dr DeVaux serum antitoxin for swine diseases. It claims 400000 hogs treated with high survival, offers 85 percent cure in sick hogs, money-back guarantee and easy at-home use. Prices listed One ounce vial 1.00 dollars Syringe 3.50 dollars, Chicago address given.
An ad notes waterproof board printing for sale bills and a notice printed on the paper. It promises unbeatable prices and invites customers to visit to discuss what can be done. The message emphasizes reliability and local printing capability.
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