Boarding house rates and stable connection noted
A boarding house price list shows daily rate 81.50 with three meals or weekly options from 85 to 86, tied to room availability. The entry mentions a stable connected with the house.
22 Dec 1875
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1875
Page
1
A boarding house price list shows daily rate 81.50 with three meals or weekly options from 85 to 86, tied to room availability. The entry mentions a stable connected with the house.
A sentimental allegory by Rev. Geo B Cheever attacks Deacon Giles and his distillery. Amos Giles is identified with John Stone in a libel case tried June 24 1835 in Essex County Court of Common Pleas. Cheever convicted fined 1000 dollars and jailed one month. the tale sparks temperance zeal and a Salem community reaction.
The piece recounts the early rise of the typewriter from its dubious debut in the New York Tribune to rapid adoption by major outlets like the New York Herald and Chicago Tribune. It notes endorsements from figures such as Postmaster Jewell and Gen Bristow and praises the machine for speed and ease, including a description of its keyboard and potential uses across legal and business writing. It includes a vivid anecdote about Jim Whalen, a river pilot, whose bravery during a lake voyage is celebrated.
A lecturer recites the Lilith myth as a cautionary tale of beauty and danger. Lilith, created equal to Adam with golden hair, rejects obedience, tempts Adam and Eve, and haunts men with a deadly, fatal grip of a golden hair around their hearts.
A man bought seven dollar boots with a fifty dollar bill. He borrowed change from a neighbor and returned forty three dollars and the boots. Later the bill proved counterfeit, forcing Mr. C. to pay fifty dollars in currency. How much did Mr. C. lose?
The Danbury News notes an August Sunday scene where couples in church raise heat with closeness. It jokes about young lovers at Haddonfield drawing admonition from elders, and a Columbia professor’s line about fighting with the head provoking a witty youth reply.
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