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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
9
A garbled 1897 Denver Indiana clipping references wheat prices, laborers, silk mill failure, and political bets. It mentions bread shock, a climbing bear metaphor, lame ducks for a winner, silk shirts, and advice on advertising spending.
A jumble of opinions mocks political maneuvering with sly lines about women voting and a self serving platform. It notes Harding and Cox as golf rivals aiming to outplay each other while referencing a Danville wife losing popularity and a provocative suggestion for separate speedways for speed maniacs. The piece ends with a sharp jab at the French and a quip about a new French president.
A reflective piece contrasts the power of readers with mobs and notes on advertising and price trends. It laments forgotten cheap days for milk and beer while questioning coal costs and forecasts for winter. It cites Harding support in the corn belt and hints at Cox in the rye belt.
Indiana's fish and game groups and the state Department of Conservation plan stronger rules. They target fur bearing limits, trapping licenses, bag limits for rabbits and bluegills, six inch size limits, new minnow sales licenses, and updated bounty and waterfowl laws.
A set of amendments to federal and state fishing laws would redefine game fish and private ponds, ban trolling with high powered boats, regulate duck blinds, and limit ice fishing. The package would require licenses for day fishing at lakes including Manitou Yellow Creek Lukens Beaver Dam and lakes north of Miami, and tighten enforcement across the state.
Indiana committees urge use clothing donations for Armenians in distress as winter nears. Cited cable from Near East Relief leader in Constantinople stresses urgent shipments. Indiana hub lists needed items like dresses sweaters coats blankets gloves boots and children s wear with prepaid shipping to the New York warehouse.
A sales pitch for The Open Road magazine touts clean stirring fiction and practical articles by notable authors. It cites Herbert Hoover and Holman Day, praises Governor Coolidge, and highlights photos humor and a vocational department guiding young men toward life work. Subscriptions offered in monthly installments for a year.
A fragment indicates a notice was accepted at the paper's office and forwarded to The Open Road at 248 Boylston Street Boston Massachusetts revealing the processing step in a publishing sequence.
Local residents travel between towns and care facilities as I C Brower recovers in Denver from surgery. Kinzie family moves to Mexico and then back to South Whitley, with Tribune address changes. Nellie Cornell visits in Denver and Scotsboro, Ind. Sylvia Alderfer group plans winter at Union City, Roy Alderfer starts school and buys a bicycle. Brethren Church Denver hosts an All Day Meeting October 24 with Rally, Promotion, Home Coming Day combined Sunday School and a Temperance program and 100 percent member attendance urged.
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases and it was once deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from PF J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio claims a constitutional internal remedy that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any cure failure and circulars are available. Sold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The oldest established chiropractor in Miami County offers treatment for acute or chronic diseases using electricity, massage, and Swedish movements. Free consultation and examination available. Office hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 plus 7 to 9 at North Broadway Peru Indiana.
A sale note invites readers to try a package of Little Wizard Washing Tablets at local grocers. The nondescript ad highlights the product for household cleaning and urges purchase.
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