Notice of publication and postal entry date
The Indiana notice indicates the item was entered at the Denver Indiana post office as second class matter on April 12, 1897.
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Denver
Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
2
Denver Incorporation Sparks Public Debate in Columns
In a heated discussion, readers are invited to publish views on the proposed Denver incorporation in the Trip-UNE columns. Opponents are urged to present reasoned arguments outlining governance, tax, and growth concerns.
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Denver
Tribune open for short public-interest columns
The Tribune invites readers to submit concise articles on any subject of public interest. Writers may share views regardless of alignment with the editor and are encouraged to contribute to inform the community.
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the Tribune
President Roosevelts White House dinner with Booker T. Washington
Southern newspapers loudly oppose the invitation to dine with the President at the White House. The exclusive Southern gentlemen argue the move damages tradition, but the President remains steadfast with independence in his choices.
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Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington
White House
Land proposes bill to exile anarchists to an island
Congressman Charles B Land of Indiana urges Congress to send all anarchists to a solitary island, presumably Guam, arguing a lone island once killed Napoleon and that exile would force anarchists to reflect on their virtues and the evils of humanity.
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Charles B. Landis
Indiana
Congress
Guam
Napoleon
Arbor Day Proclamation Urges Tree Planting in McKinley Honor
Governor Durbin proclaims Arbor Day for Friday October 25 urging trees be planted to honor President McKinley and his love of trees. He notes the practice is taken up by many states and praises the sentiment accompanying the late president's death. Frank L. Jones declines an official Arbor Day proclamation but supports planting in McKinley memory and asks schools to reference his death in exercises.
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Durbin
McKinley
Frank L. Jones
Public Instruction
Anarchists Criticized Over Law and School Shortages
The piece notes paradox in anarchists seeking legal protection after arrest and cites city school crowding with Boston needing 27 new buildings. It links poor accommodations and rising population to politics and calls for fewer office holders and more teachers. A weather forecaster warns of a fine fall and winter based on wind patterns observed Sept 20–22.
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Boston
Saturday Evening Post
Niles
Persistent Purpose Propels Success Despite Obstacles
The text argues that genius luck and talent require a definite aim and persistent purpose. It highlights dogged persistence as essential, enabling confidence from others, resilience against calumny, and unwavering focus toward goals like Grant, with many brilliant peers failing without this quality.
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Grant
Staying Power and Endurance in Pursuit of Success
The passage contrasts Grant and Napoleon for dogged persistence, praising the iron will to stay on a path despite losses. It notes American history shows dull youths often succeed due to steadfast purpose, while brilliant but unfocused youths waste energy without a fixed course.
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Grant
Napoleon
Wellington
A Hallowe'en Magazine opens with Superstition Trail tale
The Saturday Evening Post introduces its Hallowe'en Number with Owen Wister's Superstition Trail as opening story, illustrated by Remington. Other features include The Love Affairs of Patricia episode and a Holman F Day poem The Night of the White Review about Gloucester fishermen.
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Owen Wister
Remington
Hallowe’en
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Patricia
Holman
F. Day
Mr. Day
Gloucester
Mr. Kipling
An Ideal Shakespeare Edition Offered by Alden in New York
The advertisement promotes a 13 volume Shakespeare set in large type with gilt top and silk cloth box from John B. Alden, New York. Samples cost 25 cents with a money back offer, plus a monthly Book Worm issue. Include 442 Pearl Street address.
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John B. Alden
New York
Pearl Street
Life Worth Living Cough Remedy Ad Featured Mexican Syrup
An old advertisement touts Mexican Syrup as a cheap soothing cough remedy. It claims to restore health for deep seated colds and habitual coughing, citing testimonials on each bottle wrapper and noting physicians sometimes recommend it where other remedies fail.
Remedies and cures parade in early medicine ad
A dense vintage ad extols worm syrups Mexican Root Pills Goochs Sarsaparilla and anti fever pills. It promises quick relief for pain cramps colic and bad blood while urging longevity through nature and health. It showcases cure claims and money back notes across multiple products.
Wanted Representatives for Wealthy Chicago House Adverts
A classified notice seeks several persons of good character in each state to represent an established company. Salary 18 dollars weekly plus expenses, paid weekly in cash. Carriage furnished when needed. References required. Send self addressed stamped envelope to Mana Her 316 Caxton Building Chicago.
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Caxton Building
Chicago
Local Real Estate and Loan Office Seeks Buyers
A notice from a real estate and loan office invites readers to inquire about available properties and other listings. It states they also have money to loan and encourages individuals to call or write for details.
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