This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1873
Page
1
In New York on June 28 Mr Beecher preached to about 8000 people, many strangers, praising belief shaped by individual reason. He argued creeds should be guiding not tyrannical, urged practical faith, and warned against denying science or honest inquiry, stressing personal accountability and integrity.
A narrative of hearing church bells a hundred miles from Brazil tied to San Salvador’s bells. The voyage recounts prayerful fear during a holy Sabbath and a later note on Persian railways, Erikson legends, grain for poultry, and a Western train tale of Signor Blitz and apples with hidden coins.
B C Adams announces starting a milk wagon service from May 19 1873 delivering pure milk to customers at low prices. Burchell will handle painting glazing grain ing paper hanging and whiting duties, with shop on Walnut Street.
Blanchard Jerrold cites a private Dickens anecdote from a friend’s journal showing Dickens at nineteen reporting a portion of a speech for John Henry Barrow’s Mirror of Parliament. The precocious tale recounts Dickens revising Stanley's report and later recognizing the library where he first practiced reporting.
A Sacramento Union description details Dr. Clean of Colusa County owning a 45 000 acre ranche along the Sacramento river. Tenants Hoog and the Gupton Brothers cultivate about 10 000 acres each with another 15 000 rented to smaller farmers. Hoog threshes 7 000 acres of wheat and barley using Case 48 inch cylinder threshers powered by a twenty horse engine. The equipment requires 110 horses and fifty men to operate, with rates of five sacks per minute and thirty two sacks in seven minutes. Full harvest projected to six weeks to thresh the entire crop totaling about 180 000 bushels.
A dairy farmers meeting notes that cooperative companies are rising nationwide. Mr Hawley of Onondaga County explains factory butter quality stems from thoroughly mixed milk and uniform cream, unlike separate cow milks in common dairies. Sweet pasture grass and hay preserve aroma. proper cooling and water sources influence storage and operation.
A compact reflection notes politeness acts as a strategic weapon in business, turning weakness into strength, filling gaps, and overcoming rivals with minimal time or risk. It remains effective in both offensive and defensive stances, described as invincible in practice.
Describes Chinese bridges near Pekin and along canals praised for beauty and elegance. Notes white marble construction with elaborate ornament, triumphal end arches, and flat spans over narrow piers. Central arches reach about forty feet, allowing ships to pass. Comparisons to Venice and long lapse since introduction to the country.
At 550 fathoms deep the sea remains uniformly warm and undisturbed. In this concealed realm countless creatures live and die, form kingdoms and families, and engage in all manners of life from weaving to architecture. Their mysteries rival science beyond morals and theology.
The passage argues that matter is bounded while space remains infinite and void. It describes space as a limitless container where suns, planets, and moons interact, driven by the grand purposes for which they were created.
Mark Twain cradles his newborn child while his wife pressures him to admit love for the infant. He refuses to say he loves the baby, but concedes respect for the child for its father.
Ida Lewis has separated from her husband after growing tired of bearing the support burden.
A man spends life chasing coins from the road while ignoring the heavens and nature above. Though he becomes wealthy by拾ing wealth, he dies realizing the earth around him was a beautiful, overlooked world. Theodore Parker.
Ruskin reflects on being forced to write young with half truths and grand phrases. He notes critics now say he cannot write though he would simply tell a caller their house is on fire. He recalls past flair with ornate phrasing and playful alliteration.
The Bay City Herald details a nascent city on Saginaw Bay with about 400 shanties and a municipal government led by Mayor Ed Lewis. Violations are punished by ducking offenders through ice holes, with visitor amenities including hotels and saloons. The piece also notes cotton cultivation speculation in California and compares major domes and rotundas in European and American landmarks.
A Glasgow baillie tours Paris and is asked about Milton. He claims knowledge of Milton but jokes about Milton and a suburb named Milton. The passage weaves quotations and reflections, ending with a tired remark at a mourning scene where a lady questions whom she mourns.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.