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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
12
A Boston based official has been appointed to a special role overseeing state reorganization efforts. The move temporary in nature, with details indicating a rollout of duties in the coming weeks and potential permanent status under review.
The French aviator Jules recounts Adrianople, noting its remaining beauty amid decay. He remarks mosques, minarets, and a quiet river setting, with spires and cypress around the city. He depicts old streets, gardens, and the sense of history amid modern neglect.
A wary observer sketches Adrianople under martial law, noting calm streets and modest commerce while detailing ruins of mosques, broken windows, and erosion of grandeur. The scene contrasts Turkish soldiers with host country hospitality as a local band bids prayers and salutes with simple civility.
In Austin, Texas, June 15, University of Texas home economics students study budgeting meals for four, learning to cut costs by swapping desserts and biscuits. Early menus show 24 cents per plate for four with salmon croquettes, mashed potatoes, iced tea, tomato salad, biscuit, strawberries and ice cream.
Leighton C Taylor secretary to Senator Penrose is seen on a telephone talkie during the Chicago convention coverage while ill. Direct wire from Penrose headquarters links Congress to his Philadelphia home at 1331 Spruce Street.
The entry lists ver eamed tuna fish on tonat ried potatoes apple and celery salad iced tea lemon pie. The phrasing suggests a recipe or menu fragment with multiple items and a beverage or dessert option.
Madrid reports growth in public demand for health reform. Newspapers push for a health ministry to improve factory and home hygiene, reduce accidents, and fund cheap housing, pensions, and health programs. Dr Justroy warns of rising smallpox and tuberculosis and high infant mortality. Mrs Winifred Forsyth departs for Denver to continue travel.
A Peoria Wisconsin resident describes twenty years of severe cramps backache breath trouble and nerve breakdown from illness. She recalls lifelong weakness severe fatigue and insomnia before finding relief with a medicine named in the account.
An old promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claiming it improves digestion, blood quality, and overall happiness by strengthening the stomach. It touts a cure against disease through herbal roots and asserts benefits without alcohol, urging readers to procure the remedy from drugstores. It emphasizes fifty years of public confidence.
A reader reports dramatic health gains from Tanlac, claiming improved appetite, kidney comfort, back pain relief, better sleep, strength for housework, and happiness with splendid health. Ad claims Tanlac is sold in Greeley at Gil Deyt's Drug Stores with agents promoting it locally.
A humorous aside notes men sweating under sun and the laundry task that follows. It reflects daily life as households cope with hot weather and the expectation of chores. The piece hints at social roles with wives and servants labouring over wash tubs and boilers in the heat.
A state group opposes compulsory schoolchild vaccination, citing liberty concerns. Citizens are urged to respond immediately, with references to local cases and quotes from Daniel Webster about medical mandates.
Rome reports former Premier Nit Tha argues taxes on theaters and hotels cut leisure as economic strain grows. He cites hotel owners paying 60 to 500 dollars per event and new limits on Sunday travel and nightlife, urging capital to seek work and adjust routines amid ongoing fiscal pressure.
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