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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1891
Page
9
Caspar the lone survivor in Geerian village rises on Christmas morning and sings the Christ child story. His voice awakens others as shutters open and a score join in the hymn, signaling deliverance from the pestilence. The piece ends with gratitude for salvation on Christmas Day.
Plunkett narrates a Christmas tale set in 1840s Georgia recounting Peter Impson and Lucy’s struggles. Tom, the enslaved man, returns to rescue their farm from mortgage by bringing funds and reuniting with his beloved. The story ends with Tom freed, Peter acquiring a wife for Tom, and a hopeful Christmas renewal at the mossy log house.
The quarterly Knights of Pythias report by Supreme Secretary W. B. Kennedy shows endowment 47.36 million dollars, 22 022 members, 53 deaths in the last quarter, and 1 7131.32 on deposit. New sections 24. total benefits paid to date 85.411,235. Growth noted in Pennsylvania Indiana Kansas Illinois and western states with new lodges and enlarged castles. Endowment Bank has paid 5.411,235 in death benefits. Louisiana lodges raise three-rank fees to 20 dollars.
Directors select Lincoln IL for the Illinois Orphans' Home after Shelbyville failed to offer suitable inducements. Lincoln’s land is described as splendid with ample water, though construction awaits $20,000 in hand beyond Lincoln’s donation.
A society column argues women now live longer and stay healthier with exercise and balanced living. It contrasts aging norms, notes many still age early, and champions inner health, sleep, diet, and activity as keys to youth, while criticizing outward vanity and restrictive dress.
The article traces Fanny Edgar Thomas’s rise from a $4 weekly Chicago bookkeeper to a celebrated writer and pianist. It details her poverty born start, self produced pamphlets like The Turned Bridge, The Poor Little Girl, and her later fame, friendships with Ella Wheeler Wilcox, and current life in New York as a refined artist with frugal fashion sense.
Special Correspondent describes a Cairo wedding of Mohammed Pasha's two sons with a male guest list, Turkish rugs, and chandeliers. Women were unseen in the central court while bridegrooms greeted guests and the sister of the groom discussed matching with observers. The brides wore white satin and wine colored gowns with gold embroidery and crowns.
Moody, the evangelist, is described as a pedestrian with excellent physical condition who disdains an overcoat even in the coldest weather. He is portrayed as active and hardy despite harsh conditions.
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