Postal notice from Denver Indiana 1897
The item records an entry at the Denver Indiana post office as second class matter dated April 12 1897 with no further context or names.
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Denver
Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
2
If We Could See Our Own Faults As Clearly
A reflective musing notes that recognizing and correcting our own faults would spark a widespread reform in the world. The author contrasts self awareness with judging others to urge personal accountability.
Election Day Looms and Public Readership Calls
One week from next Tuesday will be election day and the suspense will end. The Trin UNE invites short spicy articles on any subject of public interest, welcoming reader submissions whether or not they align with the editor. The piece suggests Denver readers form a winter reading circle to spend evenings productively with books.
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Trin- Une
Denver
Town Incorporation Promoted for Local Improvements
Opinion piece urges residents to support incorporating the town to secure street lights sidewalks and other needed improvements. It argues the quickest path is for interested individuals to take up the matter and push it forward, noting current sentiment favors incorporation and could be achieved with effort.
Reform in Public Funerals and Viewing Practices
The writer argues that public viewings in crowded churches are wrong and driven by curiosity. They advocate ending the heathenish practice and replacing it with more respectful funeral conduct, hoping for prompt reform.
Editor urges dropping funeral cards from news
The Hartford City Times argues newspapers should stop printing cards of thanks and obituary poetry after funerals. A Venango County paper recently published a card thanking neighbors and groups for aiding the sick and bereaved. The editor proclaims editors should discard such items to stay current.
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Hartford City Times
Venango County
Vote buying warned by Nappa nee News
The Nappa nee News notes few rural vote trades but explains current law makes the voter bear all penalties for selling a vote. It also says a buyer can receive a $100 reward from the county treasurer if a conviction occurs within six years, risking perjury for both sides.
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Nappanee News
Value of Sleep Questioning how long to sleep
The passage explains that sleep quality matters more than duration. Restful sleep restores energy while heavy sleep after a large meal can cause extended unconsciousness, rapid heart rate, and fatigue. It argues that normal sleepers may need fewer hours, while most people may find eight or ten hours insufficient. The focus is on the art of sleep.
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U.S
Patent Office
Washington, D.C
The Art of Sleep in Adversity
The passage notes sleep as self controlled and trainable, citing Napoleon and others who slept amid danger. It presents sleep as an art to master for returning to the unbroken rest of childhood, contrasting it with fatigue and disrupted health.
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Napoleon
William Pepper
Philadelphia
von Humboldt
Be Something Be A Thematic Call For Young Boys
A silent Hoosier discusses how success stems from deciding to be something and sticking with it. He warns that habits formed in youth shape moral fiber, urging boys to seek direction, be guided like a pilot, and resist drifting with the current.
Lifesaving Cure Heralded In Missouri Man’s Recovery
J E Lilly of fannibal Missouri narrowly escaped death after Typhoid Fever worsened into Pneumonia and lung hardening. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with rapid relief after one bottle, noting full recovery and high praise. Available in 50 cent and 1.00 sizes with free trials at Piper's drug store and guaranteed efficacy.
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J. E. Lilly
Fannibal, Mo
Piper’s Drug Store
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