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Greeley society pages note Miss Helena Love's visit to Fort Collins, Mrs. Ella Mead in Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Huntling Raymor Sayre in Denver for the Savage opera, and many gatherings at churches, lodges, and homes. Businesses advertise engraving, jewelry, printing, and bicycle services as residents travel to nearby towns.
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Star Grocery
Walter White
Denver
Helena Love
Fort Colins
Nelson
Platteville
Greeley
Tribune
W. R. Calvin
Rev. L. Humphrey
Longmont
Bertha van Cleave
Kersey
Ida Johnson
Homer Cushman
Eaton
H. P. Heath
First National Bank
Eugene Williams
Florance
George Hiatt
Wheatland
Wyoming
First Baptist Church of
Ault
Huntling Raymor Sayre
Savage Opera Company
Dunham
William Miner
Kansas City
Miner
Pierce
Hennick Brothers
Eighth Avenue
Ella Mead
BE. H. Rust
Grippe
The
Nora Rugt
A. K. Morrison
F. C. Morrison
H. A. Russell
Methodist Church
Helen Rice
Boulder University
Charles Wheeler
Ilness
Roxie Adams
Anna Ellis
Loveland
Henrick Brothers
Modern Protective Association
Hurlbut’s Ball
Mabel Houston
Boulder
C. A. Bennett
Noel Wellborn
Mary Ortman
Thompson & Bainbridge
Ninth Street
C. M. Marsh & Son
Colorado
Post Office
Frank I. Ewing
W. L. Clayton
D. Todd
Bell
Ind
Reliance
Main Street
C. T. Leake
Christian Church
Devinney
S. Louis
Scott Ballagh
Fresno
California
P. Saunders
Ludiow
Hammon
P. BE. O
Kenneth Phelps
Phepls
Jennie Patterson
Grace Blake
Johnstown
Epworth League
A. E. Leake
John W. Sanborn
Cole
J. L. Brush
Ada
T. C. Ramey
Fort Collins
J. Truby
C. Rugh
Lizzie Coe
Harris
Kansas
E. Seaver
Fort Madison
Iowa
K. Db. Stover
Gladys Sanborn
Boulders University
B. D. Sanborn
Hugh Wheeler
Rebekah
Anna Bainbridge
Walter McCarthy
State Penitentiary
Charles Knelly
Fort Morgan
P. A. Bartlett
Gray Bartlett
State Normal School
Art
Art Institute In
Chicago
Horace Atkinson
Harsh
Malone
Clothing Value and Quality Emphasized in Tailoring
A speaker urges shoppers to trust proper tailoring and material over chasing trendy values. The message highlights style, quality, elegance, and skilled workmanship as the core benefits of buying here.
Safe Deposit Vaults Offer Security and Convenience
The Safe Deposit Vault of the First National Bank provides security for valuables and ease in exam papers or business transactions with customers. Rates described as very reasonable.
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First National Bank
Newtons Cycloid Solution to the Brachistochrone
The piece describes the Brachistochrone problem and Newtons solution. It notes that the fastest descent between two points is not a straight line, but a cycloid arc. Newton reportedly communicated his geometric solution to the Royal Society president the day after receiving the problem.
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John Bernoullli
Bernouilli
Newton
Royal Society
Engraved Lettering in Large and Small Formats Described
A detailed look at engraving lettering across three styles large lettering small lettering and script. The process uses gelatin transfers wax bedpieces dies for plate replication and ensures exact duplication of bank note lettering and retouching capability.
Surname Labels Across Nations From English To Danish
The passage lists nicknames and national identifiers for various ethnic groups. It notes English use John Bull for the English, a Scotchman as Sandy, and Paddy for the Irish, with Taffy for Welsh. It mentions French Johnny Crapaud and Jacques Bonhomme, German Cousin Michel, Dutch Mynheer, Swiss Colin Tampon, Spaniards Don Whiskerandos, Italians Lazzaron, and Danes Danskers.
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John Bull
Sandy
Paddy
Taffy
Johnny Crapaud
France
Jacques Bonhomme
M. Prudhomme
Cousin Michel
Mynheer
Switzer
Colin Tampon
Don Whiskerandos
Lazzaron
Danskers
Finger Rings Among the Ancients
Bands of female mummies in Egyptian tombs are found with rings on every finger. Some rings are gold while others are brass glass or pottery. Josephus and Herodotus note that Chaldeans Persians and Babylonians also favored rings and personal ornaments.
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Egypt
Josephus
Herodotus
Birds accompany the crocodile and warn off hunters
Two or three bird species accompany the crocodile when he surfaces. The birds alert the reptile to approaching hunters by crying loudly, causing the crocodile to dive instantly and flee.
Trial room exchange echoes in New York Weekly
A juror and lawyer clash over forming an opinion after evidence. The exchange shows the juror’s insistence on neutrality while the lawyer presses for a decision. The dialogue reflects trial dynamics reported by New York Weekly.
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Juryman
New York Weekly
Boots Recovered After Attempted Theft
A traveler recounts a night trip in sleepin’ cars ending with catching a man attempting to steal his boots and forcing him to return them. The report appears in the Indianapolis Star.
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Indianapolis Star
Tragic Failure Cited for Courage in Lesson
A terse note reflects on courage as a path to failure and success, urging steadfast resolve. The remark links risk taking to outcomes, presenting a stark, aphoristic view of persistence and fate.
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