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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1900
Page
4
The W C T U members argue for using printer's ink as a powerful ally to spread temperance. They warn that a half hearted stance harms families, society, and future generations, urging loyal, educated advocacy to influence young people as the nation’s hope.
A preacher invites readers to a Bible based lecture at the Adventist church on Sunday night October 14 at 7 15 to discuss whether the United States is moving toward backward or forward historically. It emphasizes no political stance and welcomes all attendees.
William H Whister will hold a public sale two miles northeast of Cheli on Saturday October 13. Items include one horse 12 cattle 2 cows two brood sows 18 shoats 9 sheep farming implements and other articles. Credit of twelve months offered on sums over 33 dollars.
On Sunday October 14 1900 the Lake Erie Railroad runs a popular cheap round trip excursion to Indianapolis. Train leaves Denver for a day of pleasure with hundreds of amusements at resorts near Indianapolis Mor furt tion call on ticket agent for information.
An antique advertisement touts Skin eruptions, burns, sores, corns, warts, cuts, bruises, and chilblains cured by Ducklen’s Arnica Salve. It promises pain relief and claims a 25 cent price per box, with seller We. LL. Viper listed in an odd, garbled imprint.
A dubious health ad touts a guaranteed cure for piles with money back promise. It alleges scientific endorsement and physician backing though offers no verifiable proof. The notice directs readers to contact Dr. Donald Wallace in St Louis for purchase via a druggist.
Readers are invited to join the National Rural and Family Magazine by subscribing for 25 cents per issue with paper sent until January 1 1001. The ad pitches a free Assimple ideal fountain pen for two trial seers and a neighbor, urging timely subscription and campaign materials, as the publication defends farmer interests via William J Bryan era framing.
The Blade offers current topics in plain, editorial style for readers who do not rely on dailies. It highlights 178000 yearly subscribers, serials, family sections, and a one dollar yearly price with free specimen copies from Toledo Ohio.
May 2 1859 note from Inquirer asks for best papers in the country. World Herald cites Chicago Tribune as exemplary in four categories. It claims Tribune dominates Chicago readers and prints more advertising than any Western paper.
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