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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
4
A preacher accuses newspaper editors of deceit while a editor counters that ministers exaggerate members' virtues. The exchange ends with the editor resuming work praising a bride's beauty, though she is described as homely, leaving the minister troubled by the exchange.
IC Brower of South Whitley travels to Denver on business. Audna Derek and Vera Newell shop in Peru. Mrs. Bertha Bell stays in Columbia City visiting her ill sister Mrs. Walter Risman. JI McCoy and son Earl visit relatives in Peru. Olivia Smith journeys to Logansport to see grandmother Mrs. Clingenpeel and sister Miss Jeanette Vernon, both ill. AP Guise of Deedsville renews Tribune, heads to South Chicago Monday as streetcar conductor. family to move soon. Ralph Lutey and Master Russell Eikenberry are ill. W O Piper leaves for Jamestown to attend Exposition. Lee Wisher and Cody Friend attend a play in Peru. Grayce LaDue visits Columbia City to see friend Mrs. Walter Eisaman, seriously ill.
An old railroad advertisement touts cheap round trips via Lake Erie and Western Railroad with special through cars to Kangas City and free seats. It notes one car change allowed for west and southwest travel and daily sale of second class tickets to Pacific coast points. Includes reminders of the Great International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago from November 30 to December 7 and directs readers to contact Agent SD McLeish for rates and information.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Nervine Anti Pain as fuel for nerve energy. It targets tired nervous individuals with headaches, insomnia, or digestive issues claiming to restore vitality and lessen chronic illness. The text cites personal testimonial of prolonged illness and bedridden state.
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