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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
8
A columnist extols the mole’s keen hearing and swift exits after burrowing. The piece blends natural history with a courtroom exchange where a witness deflects questions about alcohol and livelihood. The tale juxtaposes animal lore and legal dialogue.
A London Express vignette describes Robert Jaggsby posing for a photo. His decorum collapses into inanity as he frets over beauty, ads, and rat poison with a comic aside about his bandy legs.
The article explains cloud heights by class. Cirrus and cirrostratus average around 30 000 feet, second class clouds rise 10 000 to 23 000 feet, and lower clouds typically stay below 5 000 feet with bases at 3 000 to 4 000 feet and summits at least 16 000 feet above ground.
A fragment notes Iris Fiats known for wit in a courtroom scene. The text references Thomas Fiat and a courtroom piece, indicating a satirical or theatrical context within a legal setting.
In a small island off India’s southern coast, women are the masters of all they survey. The wife heads the household, owns the house and wealth, and the husband belongs to her. Upon marriage, she gives him her name rather than taking his.
The term Father of His Country traces to Marius and Cicero before finally applying to Washington who was called Stepfather of His Country by foes. Henry James recalls a Boston dinner anecdote about a bookshop clerk and a request for Herbert Spencer poems.
Birmingham supporter of Joseph Chamberlain lists epithets used against him including The artful Nodger imperial ist knave political hamstringer great Panjandrum mugwump and many more such as imperial bagman crafty muddler and lying campaigner.
A perfectly preserved Roman altar four feet high was uncovered at the site of an ancient Roman camp near Melrose England. An inscription in Roman reads to Jupiter Pisella a hero of the twentieth legion praising his vow and victory.
Patent medicine note advertising Chamberlain's Salve intended for sore nipples burns frost bites chapped hands itching piles chronic sores and many skin diseases including tetter ring worm eczema. Claims unparalleled success and lists price at 25 cents per box with sale by all druggists.
The piece argues that if all U S mints began coin production on Sept 25 and continued at historical rates since 1792, producing double eagles to pennies, the total would reach one billion dollars by August 20, 2016.
The Italian government blocks telegrams to foreign nations. A London Express correspondent submitted a dispatch on Rome's severe summer heat, which the censor refused to pass.
The secured assessment script for Pourde Valley Reservoir Company earns eight per cent interest. Contact S. H. Southard secretary room 23 First National Bank block for details.
Advertisement states loan option of five thousand dollars or twenty six thousand on first class farm security. Identified as by Wm. F. Stephens, agent, Room 9 percent, opera house block.
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