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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
3
A Jaipur letter in the London Telegraph recalls a leopard hunt near a palace. The cheetah stalks a black buck across sagebrush and bare ground, sprinting on pace to a dramatic chase, with the master guiding and finishing with a blood substitute if the prey is slain.
A renowned author, recently isolated, enters a seedy restaurant and orders a mutton chop. The waiter returns with a tiny chop and mashed potatoes, a long rib, and the plate shows a crack. The author protests, then realizes the crack is in the plate.
A gentleman riding with his groom was thrown when the horse bolted. The wig was lost but the master appeared unharmed. Pat believed his own head was severed as he clutched the wig, alarming all with the frightful scene on Telegraph.
The London Chronicle traces the cry Hear him Hear him in Parliament from 1689 with Sir Edward Seymour, noting early uses and the first recorded speakers. It then moves to 1768 69 marking Cavendish Grenville and Pope Bolingbroke and Pitt noting the evolving intensity of the shout.
A Louisville Courier Journal reprint describes English traveling salesmen in Manchester and across England. Lobbies feel like lounges with open fires and comfortable chairs while rooms are homey and informal. Halfpenny boxes fund schools and orphanages for destitute traveling children.
A photographer recalls an elderly woman who, fearing she would not live long, wanted a memorable portrait. Lacking false teeth, she stuffed crusts from bread into her mouth, filling lips and cheeks to create a convincing look, and the photo turned out well.
An eminent preacher cites As a man thinketh so is he in a sermon. A lay brother quarrels with the premises and mocks the wording, sparking a brief exchange about thought and character. The lay brother then quips that the preacher’s nephew thinks he knows it all but is really an idiot.
A young woman longing to be an actress sought help from Lester Wallack. He asked if she was married and advised her to marry, have children, suffer setbacks, and divorce before trying again.
An elderly woman recovering from illness wore a wig after hair loss in a continental hotel. A man stared, moved behind her chair, and she quietly stood, lifted her wig, and announced, Yes, it is a wig.
Various adverts and notices from Greeley, including shoe stores Phelps and Leiper 708 Ninth Avenue, holiday goods at Horne's, and Christmas gift ideas. Local visits by I H Kennedy of Urbana Ohio, weddings of Godfried Oblander and Amalia Blehm, and multiple community events at churches and schools. Sixteen brief items cover banking, employment at Woods Music Store, meetings, lectures, bazaars, and local society.
Patent remedy claim promises to cure a cold in one day using bromide and quinine. The box bears BH W GROVE branding and a 25 cent price, with money back guarantees if it fails. Loungists refund policy stated.
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