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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
3
A Methodist deacon editor writes about voting next Tuesday to elect men who will serve the people's interests. He recounts a Spurgeon reply to a boastful woman and notes the thirty nine day coal strike ending as a victory for the workers, though not all demands were met.
A reflection on aging and identity by Guthrie framing the self as the house one lives in. The speaker rejects others ascribing youth to appearance, arguing true self remains youthful despite silvering hair and crow’s feet.
Dame Nature displays colorful tree trunks and soils across Florida with live oaks showing pink and green patches gray magnolias with greens, water oaks whitewashed spots, holly in gray white green orange and brown, palmetto roots ring streaked in red and white in National Rural report.
The Indianapolis News outlines two amendments next Tuesday. One calls for increasing the Supreme Court size and lengthening judges' terms to improve state business. The piece argues the amendments are desirable and broadly beneficial.
The piece argues for a state examination for lawyers to raise standards, compares with medicine pharmacy and teaching, and urges voters to support amendments. It cites Francis Willard on slander and urges candor and responsibility in public discourse.
The article argues that boys benefit from a diverse reading list including Robinson Crusoe and Little Men. Mothers should guide selections to cultivate taste for literature and steer clear of crime and sensational novels. It notes many criminals trace ruin to impure reading. Parents are urged to read aloud with their boys when possible.
A passage urges fostering the gift of reading in youths through pleasant discussions and wise guidance. It emphasizes that cultivating this skill yields valuable instruction, lasting pleasure, and steers a boy toward what is pure and true.
A dialogue on keeping silent through trouble and anger. time heals, letting restraint guide speech. A Michigan Modern Woodmen camp reports a member withdrawing after a wife’s illness and a Dowie apostle’s claim his ministry would not heal her unless he left the order.
Brave men and women suffer stomach kidney and liver troubles with loss of appetite and tiredness. J W Gardner of Idaville Indiana says Electric Bitters restored his appetite and strength. “I can now eat anything and have a new lease on life.” Only 50 cents at Piper’s drug store. Guaranteed.
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