Indiana Notice From Denver Post Office
Indiana entry indicates the notice was entered at the Denver Indiana post office as second class matter on April 12, 1897. This record reflects publication timing and mailing status for archival reference.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
3
Indiana entry indicates the notice was entered at the Denver Indiana post office as second class matter on April 12, 1897. This record reflects publication timing and mailing status for archival reference.
A Denver column argues for strict law enforcement regardless of opinion and notes a national swearing law, with reflections on fruit crops in Michigan, market supply, and the value of common, honest use of life’s simple things. It closes with a moral from Industrial School Gem.
A reflective piece urges youths to pursue aims beyond mere earnings. It argues that most great artists and poets never worked solely for a living, and that choosing a higher purpose will make life more hopeful and worthy. The message stresses improving the world, not just earning bread.
A Howard Times excerpt argues that the ideal boy is trustworthy with money, diligent, honest, and respectful. He stays to finish work, writes correct letters, and handles finances without misplacing funds. He treats his sister and mother with respect and maintains moral backbone against bad influences.
The message urges readers to subscribe for complete local news coverage from the Trunn newspaper. It lacks specific events, dates, or named entities.
Mark Swain offers a tribute to his wife praising her as the mother of his children and the best and dearest mother in the land. He commends her honesty kindness politeness and consistent fair treatment of all, noting her promises are gold and worth full value.
Mrs S J Lincoln recalls the widowed General Burnham of Machias Maine fearing death from pneumonia. She begged for Dr King's New Discovery which she had used to cure consumption. After using the medicine she slept and was cured. The cure is marketed for throat chest and lung diseases with trials at Piper's drug store.
An old advertisement extols Mexican Syrup as a safe cure for coughs colds and consumption priced at 25 cents a bottle. It also promotes Mother's Worm Syrup Gooch's Quick Relief and Guuch's Sarsaphrilla for relief and health with claims of improved skin appetite and energy.
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