18 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1877
Page
1
Professor Seeley urges graduates to wield natural forces under spiritual guidance, claiming divine endowment grants dominion over nature and the eye of faith reveals truth. He warns against pure empiricism, calls for worship of God to unlock nature's deeper meaning, and envisions science guided by eternal wisdom.
Selah Merrill surveys Palestine east of the Jordan for the American Exploration Company. He highlights fertile plains, ancient irrigation canals, and a vast potential wheat belt from the Zerka valley to the Jaazer region, noting ruins, Bedouin land use, and a thriving yet exploitative peasant system in Es Salt and Amman.
The Cheyenne Leader recounts exploring a vast cave four miles below Deadwood City. The main chamber opens to two more glittering galleries with stalactites and crystal masses. It notes Indian use, smoke stained walls, and a large, comfortable interior that could shelter hundreds in tepees, calling it the greatest natural curiosity seen in the Black Hills.
Article reports waiters in top New York City restaurants such as Delmonico’s and the Brunswick receive monthly wages from 20 to 35 dollars plus board and tips, with head waiters earning 100 to 150 dollars. Several branches show totals of 14 to 40 waiters per location and tip income often surpassing base salaries.
Gooseberry jam method outlined with sugar proportions and cooking times. A note adds a cordial cure using black currants. A brief age list for European rulers is given, followed by commentary on storms and a jab at free government. It ends with a Florida children's remark and a reported $80,000 wage reduction for Boston public school teachers.
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