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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1902
Page
2
A verbose editorial urges readers to condemn vulgar street habits and anti woman remarks. It condemns youth with pipes and vanity, calls for accountability, and promotes the golden rule. It argues the public should observe and report wrongs to curb degrading comments about women.
Logansport Journal reports Indiana anglers summering at Lake Maxinkuckee notice mass escapes of black bass and other fish through the lake outlet into Yellow River. They urge US Fish Commissioner to inspect and push legislation for a screen or wall to prevent fish losses.
A columnist ridicules the habitual complainer termed a chronic kicker. The piece describes a man who disrupts conversations with weather and town talk, attacks friends unseen, shuns charity yet clamors for churches, and never changes his habit. The satire notes his restless temper and unsteady consistency.
A Leesville Indiana man endured asthma attacks as his family feared death while an 18 mile trek brought him to Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He reports instant relief and lasting sleep, praising the medicine for lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00 Trial bottles free at Piper’s drug store.
A reflection on how public praise of accomplished men shines on their mothers while silent mothers of dishonored sons remain unknown. The piece laments the tendency to judge mothers by their sons, noting many noble women receive no recognition for their virtue.
A reflective meditation on a mother’s unwavering faith in her son. The text exhorts boys to consider a mother who sees only the boy despite his faults and the world’s scorn, arguing no friend rivals a mother’s trust and hope.
The Toledo Blade announces new presses and a fourfold building enlargement by 1902 and a modern plant with top facilities. It positions itself as a weekly edited for all states, offering plain facts and editorial content for both daily readers and nonreaders. One dollar annual subscription with free specimen copy available from THE BLADE Toledo Ohio.
Reader inquiry asks about a combined one year subscription deal for the Trmmunr and the Indianapolis Journal priced at 1.507. No further context or official confirmation provided.
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