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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
2
New Railroad Fears Sleep and Hearsay in Town
Town readers confront rumors about the Eel River railroad awakening concerns of sleepless nights. A note on friendship urges candid fault finding for protection, while South Bend prepares a 15th century gothic St. Paul church costing 35000 dollars funded by Clem Studebaker. A Brooklyn lawyer cites a Span ish American War volunteer bounty of 192 dollars, contrasting earlier Civil War bounties and later federal provisions for enlistment bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Indiana
M. E. Conference
South Bend
St. Paul
Milburn
Brooklyn
Advertising Age and Public Trust in Print
A reflection on the power of advertising as a constant presence in shaping consumer choice. The text contrasts historic merchant practice with modern branding, urging persistently visible names to capture customers. It cites Emma Goldman, labeling her as an anarchist spy, then suggests removal or expulsion if proven unaligned with U.S. interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Goldman
United States
Russia
Logansport Journal
Chickens and character in schools and churches
An observing exchange urges churches to promote Christianity and curb profanity by forming societies to keep chickens at home. It argues humane teaching belongs in schools with reading and music, saying kindness to animals fosters future noncriminal behavior and lifelong compassion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Weather man Hicks calls for clash of ideologies
Reverend Hicks argues in his paper that open anarchism and law abiding society cannot coexist. He warns that evolution and moral suasion are useless and declares that one side must prevail, urging decisive action to end the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir] R. Hicks
Seed of Anarchy Warns Against Moral Decline
A moral essay condemns lawlessness and lax family life, warning that divorce, neglect, ignorance, and irreligion corrode authority and threaten government stability. It argues religion and respect for God’s commandments are essential to restrain passions and maintain social order.
A Vision of Good Citizens and Duty in Society
The quote argues that while perfection is impossible, a community of good moral men who balance rights with strict duties to inferiors equals, and superiors can curb vice and ignorance. Such a society would make anarchists rare, likened to whales in a mill pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Yenn
Plymouth Independent
Groom Music Co Promotes Publications in Chicago
The Groom Music Co of Steinway Hall Chicago offers to examine authors manuscripts for publication. It publishes vocal and instrumental pieces and pays authors a good profit, setting song words and poems to music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groom Music Co
Steinway Hall
Chicago
A Magazine for College Men in the SaturDAY Post
The College Man's Number opens with The Business Side of a Great University by President Harper of the University of Chicago. Theodore Roosevelt Harvard 80 appears in a paper on the President's college life by Owen Wister. Also features short stories by Adeler Williams Norris and a page of Nature Studies by Herford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
University of Chicago
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard
Owen Wister
Max Adeler
Jesse Lynch Williams
Frank Norris
An Ideal Shakespeare Edition Offered by Alden
An affordable Shakespeare edition in 13 volumes from John B. Alden, New York. Large type, limp cloth, gilt top, boxed in silk cloth. Regular price five dollars, sample copy 25 cents with a money back offer if not satisfactory. Send a dime for the monthly Book Worm and note this paper to receive current bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Alden
New York
Pearl Street
Is Life Worth Living Cough Syrup Promotes Mexican Remedy
An advertisement touts a 25 cent bottle of Mexican Syrup as a soothing cure for deep seated colds and habitual coughing. It cites testimonials on the wrapper and claims physicians endorse it where other remedies fail.
Mother's Worm Syrup Promises Quick Health for Children
Pale sickly children with bad breath or hollow eyes are urged to try Mother's Worm Syrup to restore rosy cheeks, appetite, and digestion for 25 cents. The ad warns against neglecting health and promotes Mexican Root Pills as cures for constipation and inactive liver by cleansing and strengthening the body.
Gooch's Quick Relief and Other Patent Medicines
Pain can be cured with Gooch's Quick Relief claimed to kill pain quickly whether internal or external. Gooch's Sarsaparilla advertised as a complete cure for bad blood. Pucine Cures Piles and ANTI-AGUE cures fevers with money refunded if they fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooch
Wanted Representatives for Wealthy Chicago Business
Wanted several persons of character and good reputation in each state to represent and advertise an old established wealthy business with sold financial standing. Salary eighteen dollars weekly plus expenses payable weekly in cash. Horse and carriage furnished if needed. References. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. ManaHer 316 Caxtan Building, Chicago.
Local lender advertises loans and property listings
A terse classified notice from a lender offers available properties on hand and money to loan. It invites responses from interested buyers or borrowers, stating there are other items not shown and encouraging callers to inquire.
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Alfred Woolley
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Eel River
Shakespeare
Peru
Oewenthal
Klothiers
N. Broadway
Payson St
Rochester
Ind
Roann
Perry Township
Miami County
East Harrison Street
Eel River Valley
Richland Township
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