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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
3
The Triune will be published by Norris & Son with senior and junior partners backing its future. The editors urge public support, advertising, and local cooperation to keep the Denver region paper thriving and meaningful in homes across town.
On account of failing health Mr Woolley former editor of the Triviuli suspended publication last week. For years he served with diligence and created one of the brightest cleanest papers at the Denver post office. He retires with public praise and sincere sympathy.
A dialogue contrasts sensational crime headlines with a voice of optimism. Uncle Sam urges readers to discard fear and focus on beauty, goodness, and noble effort beyond the dark events reported by the press.
An elderly West Virginia man named G. W. Roberts allegedly recovered from incurable cancer after using Electric Bitters and Burcheri’s Amnica Salve. The claim spurs local investigators to examine the tonic said to expel biliousness liver troubles and restore run down systems. W. L. Piper, Druggist, offers it for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
An allegorical scene shows Uncle Sam atop a height overlooking a great city. The Sensational Press brandishes a telescope, shouting headlines of ruin while Uncle Sam rejects it, urging focus on the many good deeds below by artists, authors, missionaries, inventors, and preachers.
A speckled hen laments an egg theft high in a city lot. The red rooster mocks from nearby, telling her to lay low as he struts away. Chicago News report.
A Philadelphia Press quip notes the jury has been drawn for a case, with humorous barbs about intelligence levels. The brief exchange hints at public interest in a court proceeding.
Fragmentary lines from a New York Times passage describe a maid and cook discussing a family feature, a stray closet, and rats possibly having damaged a bed, with the speaker lamenting an inability to locate something.
Disastrous wrecks and carelessness blamed for many rail accidents, yet Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds has saved Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts from hopeless illness. Druggist L Piper reports bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00 with free trials offered.
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