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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1904
Page
8
Verses read at the annual meeting by Mrs. Sarah E. Howard praise the town church. The weather stained edifice sits on a coveted corner, homely inside and cosy. A cheerful parlor and dining space brighten it as fond memories and mourned friends linger. The piece ends with a wish for the church to endure as freedom of thought guides its walls.
Citizens in Weld County plan a mass meeting at Armory hall to decide on donating potatoes for Ireland. Mayor Watson and manager Southard call for large contributions, with 500 carloads hoped, freight pledged to Gulf and government to cover remaining distance.
The Euterpean Club met December 17 with Miss May Wyman as essayist discussing Living Composers, featuring living composers’ works performed as vocal and piano solos and duets. Centennial State Chapter D A R met December 14 at Mrs. Thayer’s home with ritual notes, a treasurer’s book, ancestor sketch of Captain Edmund Sears, and festive tea using antique china and heirloom silver.
A Talmud tale features Emperor Hadrian ridiculing the Bible by claiming God robbed Adam’s sleep of a rib. The rabbi’s daughter rebukes him, noting a thief placed a silver flagon in their home and a golden one in its stead. She ends by linking the rib to the creation of a wife.
An old farm house on the Hogarty ranch in LaGrange burned during a heavy windstorm last Thursday. Officials say defective flue between the ceiling and roof caused the blaze and there was no saving the landmark which stood 25 years. Dox Carr cared for the place while Will Hogarty was away in Longmont and Capt Hogarty in Greeley.
Description extols Mexico as a sunlit land of flowers churches and hospitality comparing it to Egypt and India for the new world. A narrator invites readers to seek rates and information from T. E. Fisher, general passenger agent, C and S Ry, Denver Colorado.
A Christmas window display at Fezer drug store features a railway train built entirely from Brownie cameras and Kodaks. The scene includes a depot track crossing section house evergreen trees and a telegraph line with spool poles, creating a highly realistic miniature railway.
Stockholders notice for the Greeley Building and Loan association annual meeting at Union Bank parlors on Tuesday January 3 1905 at 7 oclock p m to elect seven directors and three auditors and address other business G D Statler president J H Hays secretary
Emergency Medicine notes Chamberlian's Pain Balm as the best treatment for burns bruises and scalds. It soothes wounds provides instant relief and speeds healing to about a third of the usual time. Sold by all druggists.
The Indianapolis News praises Dixie as a powerful, enduring national ballad that surpassed wartime divides. It recalls John Brown’s Body and the blue and gray, noting the tune survives and still moves listeners with its calm, resilient spirit beyond mere music.
A Milwaukee man recalls inspecting a Niagara Falls hotel register from 1830 to 1832. He notes the era’s elegant chirography and the rarity of registering as "and wife" while most entries read "and lady" along a "Remarks" column where guests left personal notices.
The article explains how clever ducks are lured by decoys yet eventually detect the ruse. Ducks circle decoys and, upon realizing the deception, fly off, leaving hunters frustrated as they fail to close on the feeding ground.
A young girl eats codfish and notices a hair in it. She asks what kind of fish it is and is told codfish. She responds with disappointment, thinking it might be a mermaid.
A Brooklyn Life item notes a writer facing a dilemma after selecting a title for his novel. The publisher approves the name but thinks it mismatches the book, leaving the author torn between writing another novel or creating a new title.
A witty dialogue contrasts a man’s claim that women reflect, with a sharp woman retorting that a glass is polished. The exchange pivots on speech versus reflection and ends with a quip about polish as a difference.
A humorous exchange where Crawfoot challenges a quick thinker, claiming to be clever, while the Calculator asserts its identity as a lightning calculator and refuses to estimate thunder distance from the first roll. The banter highlights a playful duel of wit between man and machine.
Quote from Houston Post about inviting Easy Mark to join a game. The remark notes he cannot actually play poker, implying a mismatch between expectation and ability.
A thread of spider silk proves markedly stronger than a bar of steel of equal size, highlighting the exceptional strength of natural fibers.
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