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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1931
Page
1
Numerous locals and visitors are listed in a long roundup of weekend trips and movements. Mrs. Morris spends time in Estes Park. Gertrude Brownfield travels to California. Miss Bertasche visits the Dude Ranch. many families plan trips to Glendale, Loveland, Denver, and Estes Park.
Advertisement for Fasethti powder by Gilbert-Bishop Drug Co. or Four druggists. Claims to keep dentures firm and comfortable with no gummy taste, freshens breath, and avoids slipping. Sausage text suggests a product named Fasethti.
Mr and Mrs Robert and baby Jacqueft depart Saturday for Monument after visiting for ten days at Mr Peters parents home. Frances Weaver leaves Friday for Columbia Ga on two month vacation from graduate work at Western Reserve University. J T Mahan dean of Colorado Teachers College and other officials fished Kyermitung this weekend. Albert Fine and family travel to Pacific Northwest with delegates to Grand Lodge in Seattle en route visiting Yellowstone and Columbia highways. Fainaxweet to return to Greeley by July 16.
Washington reports say several New York banks and federal reserve banks show interest in South American financial affairs but no action is planned by the president. White House officials note no South American nation owes the United States money beyond private bank loans and any extension would depend on those banks.
In Madison Wisconsin a professor from the University of Wisconsin notes the old shell game fails against a monkey’s intelligence. The story discusses how deception and probability meet animal learning, illustrating why the shell game leaves many people wiser and poorer.
A trained monkey is taught a shell game using oranges on a table. The performer places an orange under one of two cups, shuffles the cups, then offers the outfit to the monkey. The monkey consistently picks the cup with the orange, demonstrating the trick's success.
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