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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
4
A Kersey couple kept their wedding secret for five months challenging the belief that women cannot keep secrets. Anecdotes hint at local politics as endorsements for Teddy and questions about crop conditions in Weld County. The piece notes extreme heat and forecasts a hotter Chicago ahead around June 18.
A Tribune columnist contrasts the gladiatorial rush for fame with wealth driven by money in the Titanic era and argues the age of might is fading toward reason. He notes editors chase sensational items like Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn while the truly great deaths fade from memory. The piece then discusses dust inhalation and industrial hygiene, detailing how most inhaled dust is swallowed and how chemical dusts cause poisoning, citing Lehmann and The Journal of the American Medical Association.
German Baptist congregation in Gilcrest has bought two central lots to erect a frame church costing 2400 dollars. After tireless fundraising and efforts, construction will begin at once in the center of town.
Deland, aid secretary of the Denver Chamber of Commerce, will meet with Greeley Commercial club directors this evening to urge participation in a proposed automobile advertising tour to the eastern coast. The final meeting of the season next Monday evening will outline the program, with the ladies as guests of honor.
Miss Elia Andrews age 16 escaped injury when her buggy broke apart after the horse bolted. The front wheels separated from the body of the vehicle as she rode home from town. she sat unharmed inside the buggy. She is the daughter of A. Andrews.
Peachin, once a Greeley resident and Portland police sergeant, was shot by his wife in Portland after which she killed herself. He was known in Greeley for lodge and social involvement and is not expected to survive. The incident followed jealousy and fatal shooting.
Ml le Louise Bertrame, soprano with the Venetian Troubadours, born in Italy with Parisian training, returns to the city for Chautauqua week. Her early fame came at the Opera Comique in Paris with Faust Puritana La Bohème and other works. In America she has achieved success with the Academy Opera Aborn Grand Opera Savage Italian American Opera and the Italian Grand Opera company in Canada.
INE TAIMOA RAWELI and her Rawel family will perform on the Chautauqua program this summer. The group presents a Story of the South Island from New Zealand in vivid costumes. Mme Kawel, famed for culture, lectured to a large Linely Teachers' gathering and has spoken nationwide.
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