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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1903
Page
5
The Congregational, United Brethren and Methodist Protestant bodies weigh uniting into a single denomination. Some see value in a united church while others doubt that eliminating denominational lines would bring lasting harmony.
The excerpt notes that female domestic workers in Russia suffer poor conditions, receiving no wages and living on bare board and lodging, with any clothing passed down by their mistress. It presents a harsh view of servitude and social hierarchy.
Irvin Dewald is ill and confined to bed this week. Charley Thompson is visited by Geo. Thompson from Perrysburg. Asher Lockwood and family welcome a baby girl near Deedsville. Viva Landis remains poorly. Will and Frank Landis travel toward Johnstown stopping in Lima. Ike Anson visits his cousin Charley Thompson, still rheumatic. Uriah Derek family visit A B Andrews in Kokomo. Dan Breidenstine and daughter Della of Deedsville and John Keller of Macy plan Adron Ohio visit. Calvert near Padytown sees a hand mashed while building a wall. Charley, Foster Long, Lon Cunningham attend Columbus Hall’s daughter’s wedding and the State Fair. Macy Monitor notes sense of smell. Peabody Lumber Co offers cull lumber via Chris and Denver stock closeout with J C Knisely.
An advertisement asserts that morphine and other drug habits can be cured by a specialist program. It promises immediate relief, destruction of drug appetite, restored appetite for food, and a permanent, painless cure with confidential correspondence. Readers are urged to request a free booklet and trial treatment from Manhattan Therapeutic Agency, 1135 Broadway, New York City.
An advertising profile extols The Indianapolis Journal as a premier Indiana newspaper. It highlights extensive market reports, Associated Press access, national and state news coverage, farm and sport pages, editorial balance, and conservative Republican alignment. It claims broad accessibility, weekly price at 16 cents, and early morning delivery.
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