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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
1
An item mix includes Maygon's Paw-Paw Pills advertised for digestion and skin clarity, a travel vignette praising Meissen’s winding streets and scenic cliffs, and a quote from Baron Takahira applauding Japanese character with Yorkshire wit.
A survey of items from Indiana reports a new pipe organ to be installed at Thorntown Methodist Church, details of long marriage milestones for Ferdinand and Lutz, a teen's suicide by carbolic acid near Evansville, a St Mary of the Woods landscape project costing $100000, and Sisters of Providence expanding near Warsaw. Also noted are Elks appointments, school transfer disputes in Princeton, burglaries in Muncie, a Greensburg fatality, public appointments, and multiple local incidents and obituaries.
Java enacts penalties on Chinese societies in the Netherlands India for possessing society documents or emblems. Each Chinaman found with such items faces 100 guilders or three months hard imprisonment. Officials warned against hosting meetings or aiding gatherings with similar penalties.
A 1910s era reader testimonial claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieved severe back and kidney pains after doctors failed. Other brief items mention a Swedish carpenter, Pettit's Eye Salve, a moral note on social happiness, and dried ad copy for laundry whiteners and home tips.
The piece blends fashion notes on a thin black silk walking suit with a discussion of the rise of large gas engines. It cites a German article placing 1,000 horsepower as a modern maximum, lists 28 makers worldwide, and notes a total output over one million horsepower in large units. It also recalls a police station exchange where a woman identifies as a mother in law rather than a friend of the prisoner.
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