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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1899
Page
2
An Irish tenant laments that it is a hard thing to be turned out of the house his father built and his grandfather was born in, highlighting the enduring ties of family property and displacement across generations.
Shooting stars will streak the heavens on November 14 as the Leonids intersect Earth’s orbit. Astronomers predict a spectacular show visible nationwide, a once in thirty three year event noted for its brilliance and rarity. The forecast underscores public concern over drunkenness as a central social and political problem, per the New York Tribune, linking it to crime, poverty, and national decline.
A discarded musing on the uplifting power of a cheerful face. It describes how a plain smiling countenance can dispel gloom, lift spirits, and bring warmth to a household, contrasting inner brightness with external beauty and its enduring magic.
A reflective meditation on a cherished wrinkled face that remains a beacon of cheer after departure. The author notes how such a face blesses and brightens home memories, softening sorrow and guiding weary hearts toward hope and daily bread.
On a Central train near the depot an elderly man lost his hat as wind swept it away. Two drummers chose to return the prop erty, one encouraging the other as they entered the depot. The act prompted reflection on kindness and perception of such deeds. Denver, Ind. The Tribune office offers calling cards on short notice.
The piece laments the decay of New England farms as families migrate to cities. It contrasts the beloved old homestead with its ruined roof and empty rooms, yet asserts a persistent, hopeful reverence for the land and amateur farming amid changing prosperity. It links spring’s fragrance to memories of an abandoned farm.
The Toledo Weekly Blade boasts nationwide reach with nearly two million readers during a presidential election year. It emphasizes honesty and fairness across politics, offering serials, poetry, humor, household features, and children's pages. Specimen copies and club terms are available upon request.
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