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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1938
Page
5
Three Buffalo savings banks join to sponsor a newspaper campaign promoting children's savings accounts. The effort aims to teach thrift from a young age with ongoing ads and concrete illustrations of long term benefits like a home, education, or travel. The push follows past harsh economic lessons and urges methodical saving alongside sensible spending as part of personal finance.
A dense editorial montage critiques war weariness and public discourse, noting political figures and media figures shaping public opinion. It decries sensationalism, class pretensions, and the influence of wealth and fame, while touching on medical vanity and social satire with era-typical irony.
A fragment quotes a discussion about safety during a past event and future war worries. A woman remarks that they made it safer at the time, while others oppose repeating the danger. The text notes uncertainty about escape from future conflict and seeks clarification.
Washington observers note the Roosevelt era sees trusted advisers forming the core of policy. Critics argue the president leans on a tight inner circle, sidelining Cabinet voices and vice president, with economic and political implications shaping recovery.
A compact, old style chronicle describes the Hatfield McCoy feud in Kentucky and West Virginia, tracing incidents from 1870 through 1917. It notes hog disputes at Stringtown, courtroom ambushes, killings, indictments, and a long interfamily conflict marked by sporadic violence and political entanglements. The piece previews a future segment with The Bird Doctor.
Professional optometry article extols a service oriented practitioner who prioritizes efficient examination and patient eye health over merely selling glasses. It highlights the value of solid science training, ocular physiology knowledge, and modern correction methods to address eye difficulties.
A fragmentary editorial blasts administration messaging and party propagandists for shaping public opinion. It accuses the president’s entourage of concealment, demagogy, and sensational promise, urging clearer, unfettered reporting to expose true motives and policy.
New York soprano Rosueh, employed by Weeily of Denver, will be the soloist at Greeley’s Fourth of July celebration. Madam Rosuch is included in the contract, with arias and solo parts for the Cook Lrug corps. Also notes berry crop progress and local engineering measurements in the Poudre River analysis.
The best known English renderings of Homer are by Andrew Lang, Samuel T. Chapman, and Alexander Pope. These translations are cited as the most enduring attempts to render Homeric verse into English, reflecting differing styles and poetic aims.
AllNutt notes that vacations bring rest, change of environment, new faces, and fresh enthusiasm for work. People return with renewed vigor after trips, often finding the best part is coming home again.
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