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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
2
Enthusiasm drives recognition and success in business. A true enthusiast stays organized and in touch with customers, avoiding complaints and social faux pas. Their energy and push become personal advertising, selling goods while rivals scramble for what they think they have.
A historic exhortation argues there is no shortcut to achievement. It urges enduring, earnest labor, a solid foundation, and strong will. It links success to perseverance, warns of dangers of intemperance, and asks what sensible boy would choose an easier path.
A reflective sentiment urging humility and gratitude, suggesting that grumbling leads to undervaluing one’s lot. It emphasizes modesty and contentment with one’s circumstances rather than complaint.
The passage urges thanking God beyond favorable outcomes, linking gratitude to trust. It emphasizes visible, daily blessings rather than hidden favors and counsels a hopeful, positive view that sees roses even on thorny stems.
A fragment quotes Carlyle on stamping out falsehoods and fumigating the atmosphere of deceit. It urges personal justice, noting that fairness to oneself aligns with fair dealings with others and rewards honesty in the end.
A set of concise aphorisms caution about trusting to luck and laziness. It notes that free things are rarely valuable, promises of action often delay effort, and praises music as a compelling charm capable of swaying even a savage to drink.
A brief verse noting hidden human inner battles and the earth honoring unseen heroes who fall in service to a higher duty. Rexford is cited as the author or subject, implying reverence for sacrifice and moral struggle.
A witty verse notes a boarder in bed lamenting a mattress stuffed with hair and comparing the feel to something exalting like Excelsior, capturing a humorous late night moment.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a diner complains the turkey is not tender. The waiter insists he served a young turkey, prompting the diner to quip that it must have been hatched from a hard boiled egg. The light banter highlights dining room chatter.
A Franklin Grove Illinois resident J B Orner suffered a stubborn four year leg ulcer from a run away bicycle accident. Bucklens Amica Salve cured it. Also effective for Burns Scalds Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c at W L Piper s Drugstore.
A humorous exchange from Chicago NewWe where Wil insists Johnie will get half the bed but waits his half in the middle. The mother questions the entitlement as the children dispute space in the nursery.
Disastrous wrecks and throat and lung troubles are blamed on carelessness but Dr King’s New Discovery offers cure for Coughs Colds and Consumption. Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Mass credits the remedy with saving her life. Guaranteed by W L Piper Druggist price 50c and 1.00. Trial bottles free.
In a Glasgow Evening item a dissatisfied customer complains a gun sold for 100 yard shooting falls short at 50 yards. Isaac replies jestingly noting the gun has two barrels, deflecting the complaint with a quip about its design.
An elderly man named G W Roberts suffered incurable cancer in Elizabeth West Virginia. He reportedly recovered after using Electric Bitters and Buckien's Amica Salve. The claim spurs widespread investigation of Electric Bitters as a tonic and remedy, priced at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by W L Piper Drogist.
A reflective line cautions that happiness rarely comes to those chasing grand fantasies. It warns that pursuits built on lofty, impractical ideals seldom yield lasting contentment or success.
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as cures for jaundice fever and constipation. The fragment notes a claim of benefits for youth to old age and mentions a sale at Piper s Drug Store.
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