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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1955
Page
10
A promotional message promises payment for using Mountain Savings to save money. It touts generous compensation for choosing their service and suggests more benefits follow.
White Plains reports Mrs Helen Britt, Nestle chief home economist, offers kitchen safety rules from her five-person team across three kitchens. She covers unplugging outlets before using blenders, washing doors, cabinet panel tips, magnetized potholders, and grease fire rules, alongside a note on Boston United States coffee imports for the first quarter.
Weld County real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Erie Greeley and surrounding areas with deed signs and varying revenue stamps. Transactions include Alva to Trujillo lots in Erie and Jensen to Herbertson in Trombly Fork Lupton, with taxes noted and amounts under five dollars to about fourteen dollars.
AP News features Dr. Nanette Dice, a University of Michigan psychiatrist, offering tips to ease a child's hospital stay. She stresses honest, brief explanations, preparation days before admission, and letting the child keep comforting possessions. Parents should stay with the child, create a sense of home, and gradually adjust after discharge as emotions settle and confidence grows.
Orange Texas reports Manley Elementary, once eyed for closure three years ago, now boasts the city’s largest student population. School board notes a dramatic turnaround as enrollment climbs, defying earlier plans and expectations.
University of Pennsylvania professor cites clay tablets dating to 4200 years ago from Mesopotamia and written in cuneiform. Ancient doctors reportedly used potassium nitrate, table salt, ground snake, rice shell, and borax seeds from various plants plus resins and herbs. The work supports old beliefs in odors and humoral balances in early medicine.
Charles Walker estimates $200 in fire damage after a bird plucked a lit cleurette and dropped it into its nest in a garage. The incident highlights the fire risk from dropped embers and household objects in urban settings.
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