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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
2
The text lists postal details for Denver Indiana with 1897 post date and annual subscription price. It includes editorial attribution and a series of aphorisms about habit readiness trust faith and a humorous line about telling tales to a bald man.
Motivational line about the power of faith and action. Asserts that stubborn determination beats violence or force. Encourages bold pursuit of desires with resolve and effort.
Market reports indicate turkeys will be scarce before Thanksgiving and likely even scarcer after the holiday, signaling tight supplies and potential price increases.
Advertises printed envelopes with home and return address in one corner and cheap letterheads and statements. Claims 500 for $1.50 or 100 for 50ds, with low prices and reliable service to prevent letters from getting lost.
A farmer calls to his son as the house fills with the scent of breakfast. The college youth wakes reluctantly, turning toward another nap, a quiet scene of rural life and idle morning.
Advice for visitors and caregivers on handling a sickroom. Do not discuss fatal cases or present a gloomy demeanor. Enter softly, air the room, avoid visible clutter, and use appropriate bathing water to keep the patient comfortable and safe.
Readable fragments show a farmer listening to chatter and considering what he can do. The piece hints at study and reflection on better spelling or communication method.
The Youth's Companion editors argue that a periodical can be entertaining and yet worth while. They claim more than a half million American families read it because it is safe, not dull, and its tales promote fortitude and self reliance without demoralizing content.
Fragment from a local column notes a woman's objection to rising costs, indicating she says the price would break her up and references her husband, described as over six feet tall.
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