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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1900
Page
2
The speaker urges forming Denver's incorporation and urges readers to decide now. The quote frames each morning as a symbol of hope and a call to act, urging courage to face the day and the change it could bring.
The excerpt cites Plato on truth as the root of good things and a guide to happiness. It then outlines sleep requisites: sound stomach, exercise in an empty state, mental rest near bed, fresh air, and a clear conscience, warning that lack of night air prevents full refreshment.
The quote argues against youths smoking by listing negative traits of a boy who smokes and contrasts with allowing smoking only if a boy keeps nicotine out of his windpipe. It portrays a social stance warning against tobacco use among young people.
A speaker warns boys to avoid reading material they would not want their father to see. He urges reading only what is fit in God's light, calling bad reading a deadly poison and claiming parents are too lax in supervising what children read.
Advice urges posting strong political views but not letting politics harm business or social ties. Warns against political hucksters who profit by sowing discord among businessmen and seek to enlist others in fights for their own gain.
A national conference recommends ministers preach on prisoners and reforms and set aside the last Sunday in October as Prison Sunday. The idea aims to unite Christians nationwide in addressing prison issues and urging reform on a designated day.
A memoir fragment recalls a sprawling southern Kentucky farm a decayed palatial mansion a hollow through fields and three hundred sheep. Four sisters clash with a stern father who disciplines harshly after a dinner dish mishap ending with a slapping incident and foreshadowed penalties.
A newspaper excerpt argues character surpasses wealth by earning credit with the poor, gaining employer esteem, and underpinning futures fortunes. It emphasizes personal virtue as the base of success and status.
The Jeffersonville Reflector argues criminals can reform through trust. Trust reveals good in people and initiates honest responses. It urges making the habit of thinking the best of others a standing rule despite possible deception.
Hannibal Missouri resident J E Lilly recounts severe typhoid fever that progressed to pneumonia and consumption like weakness. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with rapid relief after one bottle and full recovery, praising it as the world’s quickest cure for lung troubles. Trial bottles are free at Piper’s drug store with guarantee on every purchase.
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