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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1909
Page
3
A large audience heard Dr Pershing review the Foundation of Medicine with emphasis on mind cure. He dismissed mind cure as a false aid while stressing real diagnosis and science, citing malaria, yellow fever, hookworm and the shift toward medical progress and public health funding.
The article argues that catching a cold creates a culture bed for germs of serious diseases like consumption pneumonia diphtheria and scarlet fever It asserts Chamberlains Cough Remedy can clear these beds prevent pneumonia and reduce disease risk It states the remedy cures colds quickly and is sold by all druggists.
Local testimonial from Paul Allen of Plain Dealing Louisiana extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for babies and young children. The advertisement claims it cures coughs colds and croup and is safe and pleasant for youngsters. Sold by all druggists.
The Henrylyn irrigation district voted at three polling places to ratify a 3 million dollar contract with S. R. H. Robinson & Son for ditches reservoirs and a three mile tunnel through the continental divide west of Empire. If completed, 120000 acres northeast of Denver and along the Burlington to Roegen will be served, with 20000 acres west of Denver. the project is one of Colorado’s largest irrigation ventures.
George Miller, held in the county jail, is praised by the sheriff as a model prisoner. He attended church under supervision and testified at the Salvation Army about his conversion. Despite limited time left, officers see no danger of flight, and a wealthy brother in the east could help if told.
A trainload of sheep will depart Thursday for the Omaha and St. Joseph market. Loading was delayed by a storm yesterday. Farr & Igo will provide six cars while the rest will come in via the Southern from Timnath and Collins. The train travels over the Union Pacific.
The regular annual meeting of the Union Colony was not held Monday because weather prevented the attendance of aged pioneers. Only six attended the banyard and reached the courthouse. The meeting was postponed to a future date not yet decided.
Saturday evening a basket social at the high school raised about 50 dollars for the athletic association. The event featured a program and a debated discussion, contributing to the fundraising effort.
Thieves broke into a freight house car Saturday evening and stole a box of goods believed to contain whisky. They opened a small box thought to hold a jug, but it turned out to be baking powder. The box was recovered by police and returned to the company. Police expect an arrest today amid reports of many visiting workers in the city. the theft is blamed on a local party rather than outsiders.
The Trinity church ladies guild held a Washington party at Mrs. F. A. Nims home to raise 500 for church betterment. Five committees entertain to fund their shares, about forty guests invited, and participants wore Colonial costumes. Each contributor gave 50 cents. The event featured a 500 game and hatchet-shaped hand painted place cards.
Miss Georgie Amos Leah Davis Ellen and Lillian Swedman attend the Normal school in Greeley and spend vacation in Windsor. Miss Emma Teller at Wolfe Hall Denver visits her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Teller. Miss Nell Evans visits relatives in Windsor and studies at the Manual Training School in Denver.
Word reached Evans of the death of Grandma VanAken at her son’s Loveland home Sunday. The body will likely be brought to Evans for burial. For years she was a familiar Evans figure, blind and infirm yet with many friends. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Jack, at Evans, and a son in Loveland.
The text notes hexamethylenetetramine as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine in Foley's Kidney Remedy. It urges taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of irregularities to prevent serious malady and states it is sold by all druggists.
An old medical tip says muscular rheumatism common in lame shoulders needs no internal treatment. Apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely three times daily for a quick cure. The liniment is touted as valuable for muscular and chronic rheumatism and sold by all druggists.
Mrs. DeVoe was guest of honor at a Washington's birthday party in Washington given Saturday by Mrs. RB. H. Brown. The event featured a progressive "500" game and refreshments in red white and blue national colors.
Co. V. Qwens of Ault returned from a trip into the Rocky Ford country with a carload of horses. A portion of the lot was unloaded in Greeley and the remainder carried on to Ault.
The daughter of Mr and Mrs George Broersma of Kuner was taken to Greeley today for a mastoid operation. She was accompanied by her own physician and her parents.
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