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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
2
City notes show Scorched Smith and Ile Page of Denver spending Sunday with Mr and Mrs E A Binnon. Various residents visit in Greeley, travel to Chicago, and prepare for trips to Iowa, Nebraska, and Colorado ranches. Planes and pool hall project teased amid local chatter.
In Grover on June 16 Mr and Mrs Jan Jennings hosted a large gathering at their home for relatives and friends with a 1 o'clock fried chicken dinner at the cafeteria. Names of attendees include D W Jennings John Hookom Prairie Cun fer Mer and Mrs J W Killett Jane Miles Dou and others.
An elderly advertisement touts weight loss by a belt and a hot water routine. A reader from Spweelie California recounts shedding 7 pounds in a week and claims dropping from 243 to 490 pounds over six months. It推薦 buying a product called Kynschta Baten via Gilbert Blahap Drug Co or Wel dorado Drug Co with assurances of health benefits.
A vintage ad touts internal treatment for piles claiming bad circulation causes weak tissue. It promotes HEM-ROID by Gilbert‑Dishop Drug Co and Weldonia Drug Co, with ITON-ROM Tablets and a money back guarantee, asserting rapid relief without surgery or salves.
A reader suggests likely athlete's foot or ringworm and endorses Moones Emerald Oil as a remedy. The ad claims the product clears symptoms quickly, advises nightly foot rubs, and suggests avoiding reinfection with shoes and beds exposed to sun.
Mra Wilkie hosted the Altar and Rosary society at her southwest town home on Thursday afternoon with 11 members and guest Mrs Fred Coming of La Salle. A business session was followed by a social hour. Mrs Frank Karlek won high and Mrs W F had low. A luncheon was served and the group will meet with Mrs Frank Karlek in two weeks.
Colorado State bulletin notes dangerous plants cocklebur death camas larkspur and loco weed. Cattle hogs and sheep die after ingesting young cocklebur plants. death camas and loco weed poison stock before bloom. Prevention includes mowing patches grub sowing and veterinary remedies. keep animals away from infested areas and seek professional guidance.
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