Denver Indiana Post Office Second Class Matter Notice
Sintered at the post office atDenver Indiana as second class matter April 12 1897.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
2
Sintered at the post office atDenver Indiana as second class matter April 12 1897.
The post office orders a letter carrier force for Warsaw starting November to support free delivery. The piece also urges teachers to combat poor spelling in schools noting high school students misspell often. It cites newspaper subscription honesty as a test of integrity and warns about fraudulent subscribers and mail mishandling.
The text urges discarding grudges and resolving wrongs directly. It compares bitterness to a harmful internal burden, advises immediate confrontation if wronged, and warns against counterfeit pleasure from revenge. It also notes that kindness may provoke the other person to mirror spite.
The county is asked to provide 50000 dollars for an agricultural and manual training school at Winona while the assembly plans a similar endowment. The writer, a supporter of schools, warns that educational institutions may be becoming too numerous to receive adequate public funding.
The piece warns fairs should focus on agricultural advancement not amusements or gambling. It condemns hippodromes and fake licenses that rob farmers, urging buyers to boycott gambling dens and keep fairs within educational aims to benefit farming communities.
A reader note promotes the National Rural weekly from Unity Building Chicago. The paper covers farm life with expert departments and discusses public issues from the farmer’s view. Trial subscription costs 29 cents until 1901 with a bonus fountain pen offer for new subscribers.
Mrs. H. Lincoln recounts how the widow of General Burnham of Machias nearly died from pneumonia. Doctors warned she would not live till morning, but she took Dr King’s New Discovery for throat and lung diseases. After three doses she slept and fully recovered, with trial bottles offered at Pierson's drug store.
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