19 Jan 1876
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1876
Page
1
Ji N Rogerson, proprietor, offers board by the day at $1.50 with three meals included for $1. Readers learn of affordable lodging and meals under Rogerson’s plan.
A reader criticizes current education in Greeley after attending the Denver teachers convention. He defends graded and common schools, argues for broader general culture over early specialization, notes improvements in reading, writing, and arithmetic, and calls for a balanced curriculum with physics chemistry and rhetoric while urging better teacher quality. He promises a follow up on local school work.
The text surveys how aquatic life is silent and insects mainly produce sound. It explains insect sound production, bird vocal organs, and muscular control of pitch. It covers mammal vocal anatomy, ranges from bats to humans, and distinguishes song from speech with emphasis on the larynx and glottis.
A tale from early Plymouth recounts Squire Watson marrying Priscilla Rogers after her rejected match with Noah Hobart. Priscilla later wed Squire Lothrop, then Hobart again, and finally returned to Plymouth with her children. Her son Nathaniel married Hobart’s daughter Ellen, linking the Watson and Hobart families across generations.
An Episcopal clergyman, inspired by Darwin and Huxley, sought Bible harmony with evolution. He proposed that Psalm verses foreshadow modern doctrine and attempted to translate the Hebrew to fit the idea, suggesting a link between creation and scientific theory in a controversial reading.
A visitor recounts a morning at Windsor where Queen Victoria and Prince Albert host a singer. They play the organ together, the queen sings a song, and a ring is given as a memento. The group tests music from Gluck and Schӧner and discusses upcoming departure.
A Baltimore druggist loses his temper over a boy’s kite string. As the boy ties the cord to a dog’s tail, the reel whisks out of the shop. The doctor swings a knife in a desperate strike, but the reel escapes, dragging the dog and boys away as the line heads down the street toward the tail.
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