21 Feb 1877
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1877
Page
1
A passage outlines Utopia as a structured society where families band into towns capped at six thousand, with fixed family sizes and colonization to balance soil and population. Wives serve husbands, markets provide without payment, hospitals care for all, and communal meals mix old and young under strict governance, with rules on waste, labor, and moral instruction guiding daily life.
The piece portrays Jenny Collins in Boston who transforms Bollin's Bower into a public parlor and relief center for destitute sewing-girls. She lobbies manufacturers and donors to fund aid and jobs, turns the venue into an employment refuge, and plans free dinners to feed the unemployed through winter, despite opposition from churches and reform groups.
The notice lists various Tribune Extras and sheet issues, priced from 2 to 25 cents, covering astronomy, chemistry, evolution, science and religion, apostrophes on archaeology, and centennial topics. It notes availability by mail and bulk options, including twelve sheets or five pamphlets for $1.
A man shipped in a metallic coffin from the West to the East appeared to come to life while en route to Ogden Junction. Express Messenger Frank Burgess heard sounds and frost on the glass, and colleagues doubted his claim until a Chicago report confirmed the man’s moans and signs of life before burial.
A vivid fragment recounts a crowd of 300 men gathered for a Nile boat ascent aided by a local praying man who sang and guided the group. The scene shifts to a humorous dog sled moment with a yellow dog and two observers watching its hill descent and a mournful howl.
The article cites Anna C Brackett on avoiding punishment without clear reasons. It notes teachers misjudge errors in recitations, urges asking students why they answered wrong, and warns language used shapes understanding. It also reports on beef shipping to England, and moral reflections on influence, manners, and social behavior.
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