29 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1932
Page
1
New York report describes spring boudoir wear from lingerie to robes and jackets in ivory white and lace, with chiffoned fabrics and silk trims. garments emphasize thin straps, fitted brassieres, delicate organdie embroidery, green and pink highlights, matching shoes and accessories, and a range of belt styles and color accents.
Twenty two sisters from St Francia of Seraph, Order of Perpetual Adoration, are enrolled from 18 hospitals including St James Chicago Heights and St Anthony's Denver. Phoebe Kandel of the Teachers College conducts the nursing education program for six weeks, with Blasop Weliz addressing the group at Mather House, Western province.
A Yale area display features American watercolors at the Guggenheim building near Teachers College. About 65 works, assembled by the College Art Association, are on view during school days in the second floor exhibit room. Works span a wide range of subjects and styles with several artists represented.
A baby boy was welcomed by Mr and Mrs Herbert Drakle of 19 Thirteenth Avenue on Sunday February 28. The family announced the birth in local society notices.
The page lists closing prices and tickers for firms like Continental Oil, General Electric, Woolworth, and Standard Oil. It notes share movements, market standings, and notable deeds across several industries with prices and percent changes in a compact financial snapshot.
Fragmentary notes show a baffling list of phrases and names scattered through a dated page segment. It mentions Scorchy Smith, Scumchy Freewat, Dendilvee, and Pies, with references to meat, a cabin, and a stray line about a journey or trail attributed to John Terry.
Denver reports erratic farm prices with moderate demand for potatoes and beef mainly steady. U.S. No. 1 russets and standard varieties quoted around $1.00 to $1.35 per unit, hogs and lambs uneven but mostly steady while cattle and feeders stay soft amid fluctuating slaughter yields. Altered by weak regional demand and occasional highs, prices vary across grains, dairy, and livestock with turnouts around 12,000 lambs and a sizable hog run of about 9,000.
Scribbled data on Kanese Chu Shia and various percentages and months appears garbled. It lists July and September figures for corn and other items with inconsistent numbers. The text references May and March with unclear values, plus scattered place names and dates, but no coherent event or report emerges.
New York Chinatown mystery spans 20 years as a masked figure linked to Mock Duck is shot in a foggy street. Police suspect Mock Sel Wing, famed tong leader, remains silent while investigators seek truth about past tong wars, capture, and a vanished legend.
The Little Theater Bar hosted a Saturday afternoon production of The Lit fis Princesan by Frances Hodgson Burnett, performed by child actors under Dugabeth Fatherson. A large audience of children and adults attended, with proceeds and receipts noted as heavy yet demand fair.
Geneva, Feb 25. Representatives of China and Japan accepted a league plan for peace in the east. Fighting near Shanghai continues with shifts in control at Pattse bridge and Chapel as ground gains and heavy artillery exchange shape the stalled conflict.
An elderly romance unfolds as Mrs Martha Dodson and Mr Joe Roberts plan a leap year wedding in Greeley after years of friendship. They arrived from Flagstaff and Hollywood respectively, faced a five day wait for licenses, and recall a long shared history with friend John Irwin promoting the union. The piece threads through personal history and a stock market interlude.
Washington marked its bicentennial with a high mass at St Peter's Church last Monday. School children received Holy Communion as the chorus supplied music, with further commemorations planned that evening at 8 o'clock at Seem Ball. Children will present recitations and a short sketch of Washington's role. all invited to attend.
Dr. B H B Averill of Evans mourns his father W A Averill who died in Northfield Vermont Monday at age unknown. Mrs Ade Milandy Arnold of Haxtun, formerly Createy, wife of Wilbur Arnold, died Sunday February 28 born March 1874. Survived by husband three sons and four daughters J W Arnold Gill L A arnold Haxtun Arnold of Haxtun. Funeral at Macy's mortuary Wednesday March 3 at 2 o'clock Wiermont at Linn Grove
Fragmentary text mentions a report by manufacturers' committees on a Wagner related issue and a Lavol lette-Contigna in Washington. It references a Senate presentation today but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to detail.
Washington. President Hoover's appointment of Miss Mary B Woolley as delegate to the Geneva conference has the women's organizations hopeful for the new year. Petitions and petitions circulate urging Hoover to send a woman to this important mission. Woolley is seen as a calm, controlled, firm personality for the momentous questions ahead.
Fragmented ad text promotes Creomul with creosote claim to soothe infected membranes and stop irritation. Mentions two sizes and unclear references to medical effects, ads style product pitch lacking verifiable details or clear context.
A thawing wind of support for disarmament gathers as figures like Cary man Catt and Miss Woolley champion women’s role in peace efforts. TheWomen National League for Peace and Freedom and 100 other groups back the cause while wartime anxieties loom. Egypt’s census notes 162 husbands and 37 underage wives among divorced families, reflecting broader social strains.
Fragmentary text mentions table salt water intake and a remedy with a spoon of Adleyika. Names such as Tirta, Gilbart-Biet, Kersey Ding appear garbled and unclear. Content lacks coherent event or context to identify a proper summary.
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