Waiting for coal strike settlement effects in Denver
The passage muses on how settlement of the coal strike might affect Denver prices and questions the city’s incorporation status. It also critiques editorial scissor use by editors and ponders partisan differences beyond offices sought.
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Nine Classes Harmful to a Town and the Cheerful Life
A moral urging lists nine types deemed bad for towns traders abroad placers quiet residents opponents of progress landowners who deny ads skeptics who deride public-spirited men critics of enterprises avoiding home paper readers who lack credit for individuals. It extols cheerfulness as a shield through rain and sunshine and urges cultivating a bright spirit to lift society and pass time happily.
The Newspaper Publisher Sells Space and Paper
The publisher has two offerings the newspaper itself and column space to rent. He may furnish space free of charge as a contribution but this is not necessarily owed. The piece argues such generosity is voluntary like giving sugar or coffee.
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Curfew Proposals to Curb Youth Street Roaming
The Jeffersonville Reflector argues that newspaper success mirrors a grocer's need to sell, and urges strict curfew ordinances to curb youths roaming streets at night. It blames parents and city officers and endorses enforcing curfews, noting many cities already have them.
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Lesson From A Short Start In A College Race
In a college field day two mile race a senior Black and junior White duelled for victory. Black gained a tiny early advantage by a foolish half turn and spent the race chasing White who trained hard. White won by less than a yard, illustrating how small early mistakes can doom even a strong effort.
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A Boy's Wild Ride For Life Meets New Discovery
A Leesville Indiana man endured asthma agony for life and traveled 18 miles with his family praying for survival. W H Brown credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption to saving him with instant relief and lasting sleep. The medicine treats throat and lung troubles including consumption pneumonia bronchitis coughs colds and grip. Guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00 trial bottles free at Piper's drug store.
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