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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
12
A court record describes Deaf mutes and sign interpreters using gestures to convey actions and identities at a Miller case. Observers note signs for past events, bodily features, and everyday tasks, with varied familiarity among spectators and officials.
A collection of folk cures and home remedies including rubbing butter on injuries to prevent a black eye, cough relief with milk and flypaper, hoarseness tea from Irish moss and lemon, earache relief with hot compresses and olive oil, limewater for indigestion, salt or hot sand packs for pain, complexion cure with sulfur and molasses, and a harsh choking remedy involving a salt roll and pressed paper. The text preserves naive advice and period wellness notions.
A report describes Mitrated peat fertilizer produced by dissolving ammonium nitrate explosive in water then mixing with peat and evaporating to yield a fertilizer with about 43 percent ammonium nitrate. The product reportedly shows fertilizing value near that of sodium nitrate.
A fragment suggests people stay cheerful while agreeable things continue, but strain reveals true character. It notes that men with substance endure hardship, while those true to heart feel the pull most deeply.
The passage explains restoring faded ink on old documents using washes with iron infusion or related chemicals such as antgalis sodium sulphide or acetic ferrorymide, to darken the writing for better legibility.
The Retail Merchants Bureau of Bell Chamber of Commerce invites all merchants and businessmen to a public lecture by W. Brennan on June 18. The talk covers cooperation, employer employee relations, store organization, newspaper advertising, window displays, credits, and salesmanship to boost prosperity and draw trade.
The text cites ancient Icelandic statutes where penalties for kissing another man’s wife were severe and the punishment for killing an unmarried woman against her will was intensified. It highlights harsh moral laws reportedly enforced in historical times.
The text intertwines a concused Benfia and St. Rite with a nun visiting a garden during a dying moment, revealing a rose on a bush as a sign. It shifts to a critique of English legal education, noting England has no law school, while Harvard’s is the oldest in the United States and Cambridge and Oxford teach law without professional training.
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