Indiana Entry Noted at Denver Post Office
The item notes that Indianapolis content was entered at the Denver Indiana post office as second class matter on April 12, 1897.
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Denver
Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1899
Page
2
Durbin enters governor race as Republican candidate
Col W T Durbin of Anderson announces his bid for governor at the Republican state convention. The column also laments newspaper ad practices, warns about hunters on farms, and urges courtesy and consent before hunting on another’s land.
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Col. W. T. Durbin
Anderson
Home merchants aid communities and fair pricing in markets
The piece contrasts wholesale buying with grocery and dry goods costs, arguing that agents cannot undercut local home merchants. It notes home merchants support taxes, schools, and churches, and cites a newspaper publisher’s duty to sell space and papers without charity.
Kissing bug drama and old quotes fuel Denver column
A Denver column recalls a steamboat kissing scene as a circus of nerves and praise, then dwells on Sam Jones remarks about prosperity and tact. It closes with hometown advice urging parents to guide boys, teach honesty, and stave off bad influences early.
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Sam Jones
Georgia
Aire
Gendered Failings in Business Training Highlighted
A columnist argues that men quickly admit faults and adjust after mistakes while women, due to less rigorous business training, dwell in regret. The piece contends women rarely prepare to avoid future blunders, attributing the behavior to absence of formal worldly experience.
Fragmentary remark hints at repeated peril unseen
A terse line notes risk repeating with near or exact similarity to prior incident. The speaker implies a woman may sense danger while another does not. The quote underscores a fatal sameness that a cautious observer would avoid but the subject may miss.
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Nemo
Napoleon sentinel dog tale and duty under fire
A Napoleon era guard obeys orders to stop all at the camp boundary. A loyal dog repeatedly breaches the line, gets shot, and is found later to have carried a hidden spy. The tale underscores unwavering duty and the danger of temptation under peril.
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Napoleon
Patent Office efficiency claims by Snow & Co
Co. A. Snow & Co. patent lawyers report that in their 25 years of practice the Office work is more up to date than ever and patents can be procured in less than half the time previously required.
Prairie Farmer seeks two men for winter subscription work
The Prairie Farmer offers two county positions to take subscription orders during fall and winter. Earn from $2 to $5 daily with a planned program. many already make $2 to $4 daily. First reliable applicants receive the work. Send references and apply to The Prairie Farmer 166 Adams St Chicago.
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Prairie Farmer
Adams St
Chicago
Hicks Almanac 1900 Promises Wide Storm and Sky Data
The Rev. Srl R Hicks Almanac for 1900 offers storm, astronomy and meteorology information in 196 pages with 200 engravings. Priced at 25 cents, it accompanies a Word and Works subscription at 1.00 per year, with Hicks withdrawing storm forecasts from free almanacs. WorL and Works Pub Co, St. Louis.
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Srl R. Hicks
Word and Works
Hicks
Worp and Works Pub. Co
Locust St
St. Louis
Steger Piano Ad Promises Best Materials and Satisfaction
To Make Life Happy. Sweet music appeals to the heart and lightens burdens. The Steger Piano aims at the highest standard of excellence with durable materials and full guarantees. The Steger factories at Steger, Ill. are among the largest in the West. write for a free descriptive catalogue.
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Steger
Ill
West
Steger & Co
Chicago, Ill
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