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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1904
Page
6
Noting a high death rate among small children in hot city summers, the notice urges timely use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims one in a hundred bowel complaints could be cured and promotes purchase from all druggists.
O G Higbee of Danville New Brunswick writes that rheumatism kept him bedridden for four months. after one bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment he recovered and recommends it. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes, sold by J F Fezer.
Beginning June 12 and each Sunday after, Train No 23 scheduled at 5 00 pm for Boulder Fort Collins and Greeley will depart Denver at 7 00 pm during the summer season.
Mrs Mathilda Hibeschie died Monday July 11 in Evans from infirmities of age at 90. She was mother of Mrs J H Behrens of Evans and had lived with her daughter for years. Funeral from Evans Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday morning conducted by Rev H L Beardsley of Denver. Interment at Linn Grove.
Citizens plan to remove nearly all cotton bearing trees in the city if approved by the city council. This season’s cotton crop is so plentiful that even tree advocates fear losses. A delegation visited City Hall last Tuesday evening, mistakenly thinking it was the council meeting.
Tickets to St Louis and return at 17.25 go on sale from Greeley Colorado July 9 16 and 23 valid for return within fifteen days. Similar low rates from all points. Ask your agent for exact rate and full information. Write E R Griffin for World’s Fair guide at 941 Seventeenth Street Denver with a two cent stamp.
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness after our son and brother’s loss. Special thanks to those who decorated the church and made the last services beautiful and loving. Mrs. T. C. Welch and family.
Tuesday night at 8:30 the Christian church members and friends gathered to surprise their pastor and his wife. The couple expressed gratitude for the warm reception and the gifts brought, noting the good feeling in the congregation.
From July 14 to 18 the Chicago Great Western offers round trip tickets for 310:75 from Omaha to St Paul and Minneapolis with return validity until August 5. For details contact any Western agent or J J Elmer G P A Chicago Ill.
The Chicago Great Western railway offers round trip tickets at one fare plus $2.25 to Cincinnati July 15 to 17 with return valid to July 25. For details contact any Great Western agent or J. P Elmer GP Chicago Illinois.
The grave of Francois Rene de Cheteau Briand lies on Grand Bay rock, marked by a granite cross. On the fiftieth anniversary a pilgrimage gathered the mayor and French Academy members, with mass, poems, an oration by M. le Vicomte de Vogue, and green funeral lights across the bay.
A historical note describes Korean mourning attire for fathers as hemp clothing with a hemp girdle and a face shield marking a sinner who must not speak unless spoken to. The outfit lasts three years with three months for the shield, worn only for a father. Secondary mourning applies to mothers. wives have no mourning. The hat is wicker.
A London Magazine piece describes a remote Scottish castle with Jacobean wings and a rumored curse. It details secret chambers, a half human creature, and strange incidents: guests warned to stay in rooms, a chapel sighting, a physician investigator finding a hidden passage, and a sudden dismissal of a doctor after perilous discoveries.
A Russian criminal in St. Petersburg executed after a two year spree of twelve murders including a priest. He set fire to his cell while awaiting death, fought guards with an iron bar, and during the final moment insisted the rope be adjusted. He smoked a cigarette and warned about capital punishment before the executioner resigned, prompting a crowd upheaval. The condemned man then hanged himself after convincing the executioner to let him finish smoking.
The text notes ancient Palestine sling use, highlighting Benjamin's left handed marksmanship and the skill of David's helpers at Ziklag. It states shepherds favored the sling to drive away bears, implying David’s victory over Goliath reflects his shepherding practice with this weapon.
The piece urges the reader to abandon idleness and cigarette habit. It mocks a son’s laziness noting overstocked seats and crowded corners as signs of inept behavior. It contrasts productive wood cutting with useless whittling and warns against government abuse. It uses vivid imagery to stress personal responsibility.
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