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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1915

Page

3

Poet-Secretary Newton a Washington figure and poet

Byron R. Newton, assistant secretary of the treasury, is profiled as a journalist turned official. The piece traces his career from newspaper work to public service and his influence on government publicity for the public health service. It notes his poetry and a notable ode to New York.

Yron Newton Anna‘t Siltant Sam Secretary of the Treasury Washington Place The Treasury Frank A. Vanderlip Great City National Bank of New York AEO Robert O. Batley United States Vanderlip Bailey Mr. Newton the Treasury Uncle Sam Byron ‘R. ‘Newton Newce South Ntea Great Press Association Havana Santiago Winslow Worth Bagley Byron R. Newton New York Besra

The New Worker Taught Everything Yet Still Ignorant

A factory manager hired a new worker and asked the foreman to train him. The foreman, at odds with the man, angrily claimed the trainee had not progressed and that he had taught him everything he knows, calling him an ignorant fool. He spoke to a Chicago Herald note.

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Fragmentary Adverse Fragments in Mixed Detritus

A garbled OCR fragment discusses Castoria safety for children and moral quips about a garden artificial lake, marriages, cinema washing, and grocery goods. It appears as scattered ad like sentences with no coherent news event or named entities to anchor a story.

People Who Always Do As They Please Are Often Displeased

A concise aphorism notes that individuals who always act on own whim frequently regret their own choices. It highlights personal responsibility and the mismatch between desires and outcomes.

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