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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1908
Page
4
A civic appeal urges residents to favor Greeley made products and to use and request wares from local manufacturers. The note emphasizes community welfare and sustained demand for home goods through conscious support and purchases.
A tourist agent jokes about a chaotic trade as six busy months begin in October. Patrons demand unusual protections from brigands, carry guns in Europe, and a clergyman seeks a condition on his son’s drinking. A note from a mayor’s sister promises court access and theater entry. A traveler questions soap in France, misbelieving it isn’t used.
Instructions describe making chocolate fudge in a porcelain saucepan with sugar milk butter and baker's chocolate. Cook about 15 minutes then add vanilla and fold until cooling. Do not stir during cooking. Pour into buttered square tins, cut into squares while warm, and use a marble slab for pastry work.
President Henry Churchill King of Oberlin College will deliver six addresses during the fortieth anniversary observance of organized Congregationalism in Colorado. The event runs October 6 to 8 with a large crowd anticipated and a set program noted by the Rocky Mountain Congregationalist. The gathering aims to inspire lay and clerical members as part of the Brotherhood year, with a banquet for men on Thursday and Layman's Day highlighting lay leadership and delegates.
To guard summer clothes from moths without moth ball odor, use an unbleached cotton bag. Hang the garment on a hanger, place it in the bag, and cinch the top with a drawstring. The tight hem stops moths from chewing through the fabric.
Mayme tells Fred she will have everything after marriage while Edyth mocks a delusional belief. Mayme asks what she means and Edyth clarifies the suitor imagines Mayme has money.
In a salon conversation Mr. Meekton insists his wife Henrietta should not be placed in a position where she would need his permission to join a bridge game. He states they never play at the same table and prefers independence in social games.
Ault Colorado hosts its annual Harvest festival on Wednesday September 30 with a larger program than before. Rate from Greeley is 50 cents. For more information contact your local agent.
A playful Yale Record line quotes the Stewed Stude muttering to be pinched if he falls asleep as he leans on a lamppost while the Proud Minion of the Law complies with the request.
In a humorous exchange from the illustrated mail, Weary Wiggles notes thousands returning to work reduce competition for their business. Wayside Williams comments on the effect, implying benefits from fewer rivals resuming jobs.
Mrs. H. M. Arbuckle entertains the Unique club members today for a social gathering and meeting.
The region expects fair skies and rising temperatures today with continued warmth into Tuesday. Highs move into the 70s, with light winds and no rain in the near term.
In Cleveland a new humanitarian approach treats intoxicated individuals as ill and in need of care rather than criminals. Police arrest is avoided unless a distinct crime occurs, with welfare rather than punishment guiding policy. The writer praises reduced crime and costs, arguing the city embodies the Golden Rule. Copyright 1908 by Edwin A Nye.
A compact line about the cruelty of some people who give you the worst of it without asking, reflecting a cynical social observation.
Spurstone argues that intention alone does not prove truth or success. The aphorism compares good intentions to a fair mark not guaranteeing a perfect shot, stressing practical results over stated aims.
A note highlights Persian bread baked from dough rolled extremely thin like a pancake and stretched long like a towel, describing its distinctive texture and preparation style.
The statement lists resources including overdrafts, discounts, bonds, securities, and due from banks totaling 645 892 28. Liabilities show paid-in capital 100 000, surplus and other items. cashier’s and directors’ affirmation sworn before a notary on the day.
Conversation turns on marital past as she notes this would be her third husband and jokes about the suit of the current spouse. The lines reflect a frank assessment of past marriages and the implied standard of comparison.
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