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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1899
Page
3
Governor Mount proclaims October 27 as Archer and Bird Day in Indiana guiding tree planting and bird protection efforts. A philosopher’s blunt critique and a stray proverb-like note on values appear among fragmented remarks about justice and personal motivation.
A new law requires a burial permit from the county city or town board of health before interment after October. No permit issue without a death certificate filed with the board. If burial occurs without permit the Coroner shall exhale the body and conduct an inquest.
Wanamaker closes a major advertising contract in the Philadelphia Record worth one hundred thousand dollars. He pledges to fund advertising through newspapers only, touting its sure returns and arguing that persistent ads boost business.
The article argues newspapers exaggerate the danger of the kissing bug Melanostes pecipes and claims it is a common insect long known to science. It notes the insect is not newly discovered and has long been present in many years.
The article debunks kissing bug sensationalism noting the insect rarely harms humans. It also condemns Ex. Nickum the perpetual light man who squandered thousands on an unproven electric light scheme and now faces bankruptcy and foreclosures.
The article describes the true Boer as a rural, agricultural hunter who shuns towns and railroads, values biblical religion, large families, and self-made furniture. It contrasts him with urban dwellers and notes his mornings on the farm, work ethic, and simple, self-sufficient lifestyle.
Describes Boers mobilizing at Kruger and Joubert’s call to action with men, women, and boys rushing to arm and rendezvous. Pastoral leaders bless troops as Uitlanders’ new machines are scorned and faith in God guides the mobilization.
A historic sermon proclaims that strength is essential and weakness a danger. It links strength to faith and overcoming life’s trials, arguing that blessedness comes through conquest and endurance rather than ease. The piece frames strength as the noble path toward heavenly heights.
The Toledo Weekly Blade touts its large nationwide circulation and honesty in public questions. It highlights features for all ages including serials poetry humor and a farm section. Specimen copies are available and subscriptions are one dollar per year with club options.
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