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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
4
A concise overview from Youth's Companion explains perspiration as largely water with salt, its role in cooling the body, and how secretion varies with temperature and activity. It covers normal production, diseases that alter sweating, nervous excesses, and practical remedies such as hot baths, boric acid powder, cologne solutions, and nightly milk and crackers.
Advertisement touts Simon pure maple syrup from Geauga County Ohio with aroma of sugar camp. Branded as fresh and satisfying with prices for full gallons at 1.60 full halves at 0.80 and full quarts at 0.45.
The late Frederic R. Coudert cherished children and collected their sayings. A small manuscript titled A Childs Dictionary preserves quaint definitions such as Dust Mud Snoring Apples Backbiter Fan and Ice Water that went to sleep in the cold.
A London World editorial notes sympathy as social currency, praising its value and noting that genuine care is often absent. It argues people seek a listening ear and attention rather than real concern, suggesting sympathy can be performative and merely temporary.
A Kansas City Independent item reports a man who bought currant buns at a bakery found a fly in one bun. He returned to the shop and demanded a replacement. The saleswoman offered a currant in exchange if he brings back the fly.
London Spectator contrasts field and garden as hobbies. A garden invites quick beauty yet cautious trespass while a field demands long engagement, tactile soil, and sturdy boots, with knowledge growing from plowed earth and crumbling furrows.
In the Auvergne region of France large amounts of carbonic acid gas escape from soil fissures forming springs. The Montpensier area’s poisoned spring suffocates animals that drink there and even threatens people. Gas rises in pure form, affecting vegetation with gas streams across fields and producing notable soil and plant damage.
A Home Notes report describes a Japanese dentist who extracts teeth using only the forefinger and thumb of one hand. After long practice the operator can remove about six teeth in thirty seconds without removing fingers. The training begins with peg-pulling in soft wood and ends with drawing hard pegs driven into oak with a mallet.
The Atchison Globe reflects on childhood fears and the uncertain, lonely future of adults. The piece ponders whether dreams reveal the misery that awaits men and women and whether anyone deserves pity for reasons known only to life’s hardships.
A man was testing a revolver with blanks when his six year old daughter Natalie cried out a warning that he might kill an angel. The incident was described in a timely warning note from Circle.
The farce Mrs Temple's Telegram arrives in Greeley next Thursday April 1 with Marguerite Snow starring as Mrs Temple. The comedy centers on a husband who repeats a last car tale and a wife who discovers the tale is false. Seats are on sale and Snow will meet Greeley friends after performances.
A lesson on human nature as the sharing of good finds spreads through a community. The passage notes how people who benefit from Chamberlain's Cough Remedy often write to the manufacturers to help others. The ad-like message concludes with the remedy being sold by all druggists.
Colorado led the nation in sugar production in 1907, yielding 422,732,530 pounds from 138,366 acres. Michigan ranked second with 165,000,000 pounds from 94,000 acres, followed by California and Utah. Beet sugar total for the United States was 410,000 long tons, down from 433,010 in 1906.
Fred C. Hanrahan, a prominent Portsmouth, Virginia druggist, states he has sold and recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for six years. He says it is highly effective and earns customer trust, and he still gives it preference over other similar products. Available from all druggists.
Travel bargain note from Greeley Colorado urging readers to call F E Baker and Co for details. Round trip fare to Brownsville Texas and old Mexico advertised at 336 50 with departure on Monday April 6.
A store defends patent medicines, citing Rexall Mucu-Tone as a trusted remedy. The letter from Albany praises its effect on catarrh in a child, claiming relief and renewed vitality. A trial bottle is offered for fifty cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
An advertisement defending Rexall Remedies by comparing a single line to a building contractor with separate departments. It argues Rexall makes 200 remedies for 200 ailments, guarantees satisfaction, and claims 196 additional Rexall remedies. attests to wholesaler and pharmacist support and the avoidance of poor products.
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