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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1902

Page

6

Industrial conditions and rail traffic outlook by BR. G. Dun & Co.

The weekly review notes continued industrial activity amid fuel and credit strains. It cites railway earnings improving, coke costs at high levels, and cautious steel output while predicting gradual relief through tighter credit and stock-market collateral. Grain markets rise on wheat optimism as Manitoba and Russian crops loom. Minneapolis shows strong bank clearings up 15.8 percent to 17,219,785 dollars.

New York Stock Exchange Treasury BR. G. Dun & Co Manitoba Minneapolis

Chicago Market News: Grain and Livestock Prices Listed

Regional price listings show cattle hogs sheep and various grain bids across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee markets. No. 2 wheat ranges from 65c to 72c, corn 58c to 60c, oats 26c to 82c, rye about 47c to 50c, hay prices update, butter eggs and potatoes noted.

Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit

Decline of Illiteracy Across Decades in U S Population

The Isat report on the twelfth census shows a steady decline in illiteracy from 1880 to 1900 across races and regions. Illiteracy among colored people fell from 70 percent in 1880 to 44.5 percent in 1900, while native whites dropped from 8.7 to 4.6 percent.

United States George Gulf States Georgia

The Real Thing and Truncated Tales

A collage of brief comic exchanges features a merchant and Meeker on writing and fiction, a joke about a wife's penmanship, and quips about remedies and golf. The punchlines hinge on wordplay and a mock serious tone, typical of a Puck parody.

Mr. Meeker Meeker

Attractive Rail Rates to Hunters via Nickel Plate Line

Advertisement dated through November 16 1902 promotes cheap round trips to Wisconsin Michigan Arkansas Missouri Maine and Canada. Contact local agent C A Asterlin TPA Fort Wayne for details.

Wisconsin Michigan Arkansas Missouri Maine Canada C. A. Asterlin Fort Wayne Ide Boston Maan Nickel Plate Road A. Asterlin Ind Chicago Fort Werarte No

Upgardson and Atom Debate Repetition in History

A Chicago Tribune note laments repetitive history as Upgardson calls it tiresome. The remark also cites a watch beating five times per second, producing about 432,000 beats daily and roughly 153 million annually.

Upgardson Chicago Tribune

Holes in the Air Threaten Future Airship Travel

A 19th century style warning explains invisible holes or pits in the atmosphere that could plunge airships to great depths. It recalls M. Tissander’s Vincennes ascent where a mile‑deep airhole sent a balloon tumbling until a dense air layer cushioned the descent, averting disaster.

M. Tissander Vincennes Pearson’s Weekly

His Advantages. Hook-Gotrox as a business man

A Philadelphia Record exchange notes Hook-Gotrox as a shrewd but unlucky businessman who lacks advantages yet compensates by taking advantage of others.

Hook—Gotrox Nye Philadelphia Record

Gondolas on the Thames turn from novelties to a growing sight

Pepys notes in 1661 the King's new pleasure boat and two gondolas on the Thames. London Chronicle records an importer bringing a gondola and a gondolier, with more gondolas appearing in five years. Also mentions Dean's Ointment as a claimed cure for piles.

Thames Charles II Pepys Davenants Venice London Chronicle

Praise and Cure Ads From Early 1900s Ohio Papers

The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Marie’s skill with gravies and dressings and jokingly praises a mayonnaise recipe. An ad claim from Leipsic, Ohio, dated August 31, 1901, touts Piso’s Cure for Consumption as giving immediate throat relief.

Marie Cleveland Plain Dealer E. Bierman Leipsic Ohio

Spade and rake quote and faded ad snippets

A collage of dated quips and slogans: Schuyler insists on saying spade as a spade while a rake remark is debated. A morning pancake prompt from Mrs. Austin’s pancakes appears amid grocer notes. A Lavater quote on love and a Putnam facial dye promotion are interwoven with a proverb about fighting and fleeing and a general battle cry.

Schuyler Puck Mrs. Austin

Ely's Cream Balm Promoted As Effective Catarrh Remedy

A long standing Ely Brothers advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm as a trusted quarter century remedy for catarrh and related diseases. It highlights its gentle, harmless formula, easy application, and relief for winter and spring sufferers, praising the firm's honor and integrity.

Ely Brothers

There goes another fifty

A brief Detroit Free Press caption captures a scene where a man, Jack, jokes about money as his wife kisses him, hinting at a new expense or debt with light, humorous undertone.

Jack Detroit Free Press

Happy Thought and Local Notices From a Bygone Era

A compact, period style public notice fragment set. Mentions Mrs. Austins pancakes grocer supply and Dr Thonas electricals. Notes Louisiana spending on Mississippi levees since the Civil War. Mentions travel offers via Nickel Plate Road and a child teething remedy by Winslow’s Sooratea Shop.

Louisiana Mississippi

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