What fools these mortals be a summer night tale
A dramatic tale of a man returning home to find a young couple on his porch and a stern father who finally relents, revealing a moral about kissing and haste. The note then shifts to Washington letters praising Secretary Hay for protesting Roumania’s antisemitic policies and linking to U S immigration pressures and past treaties. The piece closes with local notes from Peru and a humorous remark on newspapers and publicity.
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Study Dim
Berlin
Roumania
Europe
United States
Hay
State Department
Local News and Notices From Denver Indiana
Hull, The Druggist advertises subscription and wall paper pricing. Local items include visits by Ancel Murden and Mrs Eliza Bish and a city church Ladies Aid gathering. Reports cover fishing brag, Home Coming at Weasaw church, saw mill restart, a new Hammer Brand paint line, and requests for more local items for Tribune coverage. Also notes about Ben Wallace circus sale rumors and G A R encampment details with travel fare.
Unclaimed Letters List 1902 Denver Post Office
The Denver post office reports unclaimed letters as of Sept 7 1902. GENTLEMEN Davis Bros Willie H Fox Willie Rames LADIES Miss Eliz Murphy Miss Cora Truesdell Mrs L M Lauer Letters not claimed within 30 days will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. W O Piper P M
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Denver
Davis Bros
Willie H. Fox
Willie Rames
Eliz Murphy
Cora Truesdell
L. M. Lauer
W. O. Piper
P. M
Not Doomed For Life
A testimonial states W. A. Greer of McConnellsville Ohio was treated for three years by doctors for piles and fistula without success before Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him in two weeks. It claims cures for burns bruises cuts corns sores eruptions salt rheum piles with a 25 cent price at Piper's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Greer
McConnellsville
Bucklen
Piper's
We Sell Farms Envarr and Son Advertisement
Local classified notice for Envarr and Son promotes farm sales through Over Chickasaw Pharmacy. The terse ad emphasizes rural property offerings and a contact point at a nearby pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Envarr & Son
Chickasaw
Electric Light Plant for Denver
A prospective Denver project seeks citizens backing to build an electric light plant. A local gentleman advocates the plan, urging business leaders to express support so Denver can join towns with profitable, small town electric utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimay
Denver
Republicans of Jefferson township to hold mass convention
The Republicans of Jefferson township meet in a mass convention at Mexico on Wednesday October 1 1902 to nominate candidates for Justice of the Peace Constable Road Supervisor and one member of the Advisory Board. B H Mikesell Precinct Chairman.
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Jefferson Township
Mexico
Justice of the Peace
B. H. Mikesell
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Craw
Ola Chrristofferson
Bert
Mae Moon
F. C. Moon
Brightmire
M. E
Mra Green
Lulu
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Mary? Ross
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Samuel Losher
Levi Sarver
Tbim
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The
Tribune
W. H. Brightmire
Elkhart, Ind
Ancel C. Murden
Hudson, Ind
His
Mrs. T. Murden
Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. Church
Eliza Fenimore
John Mobler
Wm.Sloppy
Eliza Bish
Chili
David Mortz
Near
Fulton
T. Murden
Weasaw Church
Mrs
Herman Sloppy
Wabash
Herman
Mrs. Sloppy
Jacob Smiley
W. Robbins
Edward Saline
Plymouth
Wm. Grimes
Charley Morcombe
Whitby
Ontario
Toronto
W. L. Piper
Snell
Sydney
Ind
Courier Church
J. D. Arnest
Peabody Lumber Co
J. C. Knnsely
William
Walter
Sam Berger
Sam
Trisune
Indianapolis Journal
Indiana
Gladys Karn
Deedsville
J. B. Hampton
Dr. Welbourn Medicine Co
Union City
Oliver Cool
Lindersmith
Miley
Near Weasaw
Wm. Sloppy
Sue Vore
Sue Fisher
Indianapolis
May Knee
J. S. McCoy
Ebenezer
Wesleyan Methodists
Schoolman
the Tribune
Converse
Ben Wallace
Marion
Grant County
Grand Army of the Republic
D. C
J. J. Skinner
Union Depot
Tripune Office
Electric Light Plant
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