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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1905
Page
8
An almost disinterested letter-writer criticizes Denver grocers for selling inferior Greeley potatoes at high prices. He warns the home trade to beware adulterated goods and cautions Weld county residents against Denver merchants leveraging broader markets at residents’ expense.
The Santa Fe announces a sleeper service running through to California without change on a daily train from Denver at 8 p m. Also resuming the Famous California Limited from Denver daily at 3 45 p m. Pamphlets and reservations available from J P Hall, general agent, A T & S F railway, Denver Colorado.
Many suffer rheumatic pains and avoid strong medicines, but relief may be found by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For sale by all druggists.
A passage argues that enduring myths prove their value and urges parents to fill children’s minds with fairy tales. It laments neglect of early training for those lacking bright fancy, and notes Canary Island tourists are mostly British, shaping views of England.
Falcons and hawks compress their form to appear slim when needed while owls adjust posture for comfort. In zoos, these birds ignore crowds as they expect feeding times and safety. Raptors in the wild show plumage bloom not common in captivity.
A small girl in the nursery refrains from contradicting and, torn between rules and emotion, blurts out a tearful plea blaming an adult with the words I really think you are mistaken you beast.
The speaker laments daily hindrances that seem small yet trap action. They argue that lack of order enslaves us, and today’s confusion erodes tomorrow’s liberty, stressing the need for disciplined structure to restore movement and progress.
A dialogue from Petit Parisien records a customer requesting payment timing. The customer cannot visit daily and settles on calling every Saturday to arrange payment with the clerk.
A reflection on smiling as a joyful, genuine expression not a social duty or polite affect. The piece contrasts a pleasant smile with archived stereotypes and superficial courtesy, celebrating authentic warmth from a person.
A man laments no work and no food while his wife proposes taking in boarders to survive. The exchange reflects hardship and a call to seek shelter through shared aid as quoted from the Philadelphia Ledger and a moral line from Negins about charity.
The cavern beetle, first found in Austria's Adelsberg grotto, has no eyes and dies in sunlight. It hunts by extremely long antennae, prey are smaller blind insects, and it faces predators like the eyeless scorpion Blothrus and an ivory white spider. Sunlight withers the creatures, yet their ancestors were once daylight dwellers.
Story recalls a near fatal moment for Napoleon III near Biarritz when a cow charged the emperor during a walk with Empress Eugenie and dog Nero. She blocked the animal with a bamboo cane while herdsmen intervened, a details noted by the New York Tribune. Atmospheric disturbances and pre quake signs are described with examples from history including Millittello London 1149 Munster 1612 and Lisbon Riobanda Dunstal.
In the Figaro, M. Sardou describes a Paris quarter once known as Poland a thieves haunt now replaced by Parc Monceau. A friend recounts an evening encounter where a pickpocket collar grabbed him and a feigned pocket dip, cigar removal, and lighted end in the assailant’s eye forced the thief to release.
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