One More Day for Kamama Miracle Cure in Greeley
Crowds gather at the show grounds to receive Kamama’s medicines free for a day and a half. Kamama's representative distributes five hundred dollars in remedies while testimonials from local residents attest to the tonic and Pain Oil relief. Kamama touts a live baby giveaway contest and nail driving event draws over three thousand spectators. Office hours run 10 to 12, 2 to 4, and 7 to 8 with a one dollar consultation fee.
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Kamama
Xamama
Greeley
Wyoming
Erighth Avenue
Fairy Play The Blue Bird Promises Charm For Children
Press agent previews Maeterlinck drama The Blue Bird as a fairy tale rich in charm for youngsters and symbolic for adults. A matinee is set for Wednesday July 7 at 2 15 pm with a 25 cent child rate, while evening seats range 35 cents to 1 dollar. The first show opens June 6 at Sterling theatre.
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Maeterlinck
Sterling Theatre
Contractor Guarantees Comfort Standards in Building Work
A contractor must provide a bond and guarantee to maintain 70 degree room temperature and 30 cubic feet of fresh air per minute per occupant across all rooms or buildings. The responsible party must ensure the specified results are achieved upon completion, regardless of the archite ct’s plans or personal ideas. The note ends by promoting Ahistrand's Bread at East Side Grocery.
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Bond
Gama
Weld County notes show local social visits and a rummage sale
Big Bend residents host guests from Greeley La Salle Beebe Draw and Denver are mentioned with visits from Mrs. Parker Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Smith take a Greeley trip Minne Carpenter funeral return from Ohio J M Bainbridge hosts Athol Bright and Ben Pierson Ed Moehrle returns from San Luis valley George Wickett ill in hospital Rummage sale at Congregational church on June 2 3 announced
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Rose Coffman
Felix Parker
Charles Smith
Greeley
John D. Earin
Irene
O. M. Person
E. L. Alexander
Athol Bright
Ben Pierson
Peckham
J. M. Bainbridge
Ed. Moehrle
San Luis Valley
Rush Lyons
Frank Lyons
J. C. Hubbard
BE. L. Alexander
Denver
Ralph White
Beebe Draw
Mel Clymer
Oscar Vandebber
Will Kincaid
la Salle
Dena
Mary Winslow
G. W. Coffin
Miss Rose
Walter Beck
Hilda
Z. Standinger
J. C. Alps
Loveland
Jack McMillan
ZEMO Advertises Skin and Scalp Treatment
The notice promotes ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP for tender face and neck after shaving pimples black heads dandruff or any skin or scalp disease. It guarantees relief from soreness and itching and claims the soap is essential to the treatment. Sold by druggists nationwide including Clark Faulkner Drug Co in Greeley.
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Greeley
Clark & Faulkner Drug Co
Varieties in Cheeses Explain Hard and Soft Types
The article outlines cheese classifications by texture and production. It lists Edam Parmesan Roquefort as hard rennet cheeses and Neufchatel cream and cottage as soft, noting Roquefort from sheep milk in caves and Edam from Holland. It explains ripening, fat content, and shelf life as key differences.
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Neufchatel
Roquefort
France
Holland
Litchfield County
Conn
A Village by a River in a Wine Fuelled Vision
After a heavy dinner the art patron Brown boasts of buying Leader for £1500 while Smith, drunk on wine and tobacco, pictures a village by a river bank in a sunset sky and resolves to own a Leader too. Moore notes such mischief as art taste shifts with wealth and appetite.
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England
Brown
Smith
Leader
Academy For It.” Smith
Miss Jones
George Moore
The Fly On The Pane And Other Oddity Facts
A New York World item lists curious animal behaviors and household observations. It notes flies crawling up panes repeatedly, hens sunning and foraging, cats lying by the fire, dogs guarding food, and a mouse ignoring ample food to risk nibbling a large stash. It also invites keeping a pencil-length snake at home to see it seek food, and goldfish swimming rightward while ignoring companions.
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New York World
Man Reclaims Desert Pines Through Patience and Plan
In southwest France between the Adour and Garonne a barren waste became a thriving pine and broom forest. An inspector of roads fenced the desert sowed broom seeds to shelter pines, then plumbed canals to drain wet areas and bring water. One man’s patient effort turned hopeless land into a living, healthy community.
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France
Adour
Garonne
Bay of Biscay
New York Tribune
Diaphragm and Breath Explain Chest Muscle Function
A Boston Herald excerpt explains diaphragmatic breathing, describing the diaphragm as the floor of the chest and detailing how it connects to the backbone ribs and sternum. It notes deep breaths fill the lungs and shows hands on the chest and back to feel expansion and contraction. It then mentions the Shapleigh estate in Eliot New Hampshire claiming the first tea brewed in the country and the lineage of Nicholas Shapleigh.
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Boston Herald
Shaplely
Eliot
N. H
Nicholas Shapleigh
England
New World
Kittery Point
Nicholas
Boston Globe
Life as a business and the limits of daily thought
A Stevenson quotation on life as business and the danger of losing perspective. It argues that constant routine blinds people to broader possibilities, with brief impressions replacing deeper reflection and forethought. The passage notes the need to resist trivialities and seek genuine outlooks beyond daily concerns.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Old Acquaintances Recalled In Humorous Exchange
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer exchange, Mrs. Van Queer recalls a prior existence as a stray in a medieval alley. A gentleman in a purple velvet doublet playfully claims responsibility for a castle tower incident involving a boojack, sparking a humorous reminiscence.
At Party Joy Noted Mutual Blame Lessened
The Detroit Free Press notes a domestic party scene where conversations touch on a husband losing five games, and the woman asserts she bears no blame for his losses. The line implies a light domestic moment without serious consequence.
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Troit Free Press
Two Whales Spotted Off Cape Cod
A Gloucester report notes a cow and a calf seen near Cape Cod the day before yesterday. The humorous exchange in Lip pincott's column points to the oddity of the calf being far from shore.
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New England
L.tg
Mary H. Barker
Gloucester
Cape Cod
Lippincott’s
A Useful Remedy for a Cold
A four year old boy named Billy visits neighbor Jerry with a bad cold. When asked if his mother gives him anything, Billy replies that she gives him a clean handkerchief, a humorous remedy.
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Billy
Jerry
A Genial Reply on an Absurd Vacuum
Mrs Wiggs John asks what an absolute vacuum is. The response says an absolute vacuum exists only in the mind, framing the concept as a theoretical idea rather than a physical fact. The exchange appears in a light hearted age newspaper snippet.
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Wiggs
John
Not His Style in a Running Race Entry
A brief caption notes a parade of quote mishaps as a racing story item. The exchange hints at confusion over a colt and a walk run, with a joking misstatement about entry and method. No clear event or participants are confirmed beyond the humorous exchange.
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Weill
Washington
Hera
Noted Author Defends Latest Book Amid Praise
The author declares no shame in their newest work while a local critic admires its gilt edges and the colored frontispiece. The exchange highlights literary reception in Atlanta.
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Atlanta Constitution
Do You Prefer Beauty or Braing In Prose Snippet
A quoted exchange from a Houston Post item features a flirtatious line about proposing repeatedly as a sign of dual preferences. The fragment invokes George Herbert and a playful contrast between beauty and brains.
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Houston Post
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Ohio
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