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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
8
A newspaper heart to heart on patent medicines explains the rise of catarrh cures and the risk of unknown ingredients. The speaker urges caution, promotes honesty, and offers a money back guarantee on one proven cure.
A Chicago New story outlines the Ainu of Yezo with hairy bodies and facial tattoos on married women, noting their lack of religion and records. It cites legends of pit dwellers in Yezo and the Kurile islands and suggests possible southward migration from the Bering Sea region.
A 19th century collector notes astonishingly low original wages for famous artists. Michaelangelo and Leonardo earned about $40 a month while drafting Pisa cartoons, Correggio under $10 for Christ In the Garden, Carracci lower still, Durer bartered goods, Rembrandt never more than $8500 for Night Watch, Velasquez mainly worked for the Spanish government at about $35 per painting.
A tourist notes Mexico City street car conductors issue numbered receipts for each fare. The pads show quickly how many fares must be returned to the company, provided passengers accept the receipts. Passengers always demand a voucher as a monthly lottery ticket with many prizes, reflecting the gambling zeal of riders.
A brief quotation notes a birthday celebration with a husband returning home before midnight, captured by the Houston Post as a light domestic moment. The exchange highlights a personal milestone and a celebratory surprise.
An ancient tale of a maguey root sent from Mexico to Russia, planted by a gardener's daughter, forgotten through generations, and finally blooming after a hundred years to earn the plant the name the century plant.
A two term congressman campaigns for a third term at Broom corn Junction. He concedes limited internal improvements but asserts constant effort for his district. An audience member interrupts with support for an abler man.
London scraps recount a tale in which Blenkinsop leaves his motor at the office, returns to find a pretty girl sitting inside, and instead of chasing her away drives her home. Mrs Blenkinsop replies she will call for him again tomorrow.
The Historian Macaulay, lacking athletic gifts, admits he cannot swim ride drive or skate yet meets Windsor duties with humor. When told a horse awaits him at Windsor he quips that the queen must order an elephant to see him ride.
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