Denver Indiana Postal Notice Title
Entered at the post office in Denver Indiana as second class matter on April 12 1897 indicating a periodical mailing registration for local readers.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
3
Entered at the post office in Denver Indiana as second class matter on April 12 1897 indicating a periodical mailing registration for local readers.
Citizens discuss the benefits of incorporation in Denver and nearby towns warn against lawlessness after a violent incident at Victor Colorado. A sanitation sign campaign in South Bend gains support for cleaner walks and improvable streets. Concerns about spelling changes linked to fashion trends are noted as inevitable.
A writer in an exchange suggests cleaning windows and glass doors by dampening cotton batting with kerosene and wiping the surface. Let the kerosene sit briefly, then buff with a soft cloth to achieve brilliancy with no streaks. The smell evaporates quickly and the process is quick and unobtrusive.
A series of reflections on facing present discomfort, resisting future dread, and choosing cheerful hope. The author argues that present happiness grows from contrast, ambition, and trust in friendship, while warning against gambling like temptations that harm local morals and families. The piece cites Bourbon as a model town with moral restraint and economic vitality.
Prominent Hannibal citizen J E Lilly recounts a severe typhoid fever case that progressed to pneumonia and lung weakness. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with rapid relief after one bottle and full recovery after continued use. Trial bottles are free at Piper’s drug store with a guarantee on every bottle.
The Tri County Gazette editorial favors enterprise yet condemns sentiment that seeks a whisky shop. The piece argues for pragmatic growth and cautions against moralizing restrictions on commerce.
Paull Music Co promotes Dawn of the Century March by E T Paull, praised as a top New York piece with six pages of music. Readers can obtain a full copy for 25 cents if this paper is mentioned, or 50 cents otherwise, plus a 2 cent postage stamp catalogue.
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