Golden Rule and Park Bargains Highlight Greeley Notices
Various local ads and notices in Greeley include Golden Rule promotions for remnants soups canned goods days at Park Merchandise, new souvenir china for commencement gifts, and reductions on wallpaper remnants. Community updates note Miss Mae Adams speaking at the M E church, Halina Morgan racing in Albuquerque, and the Greeley Gun club planning a summer reorganization.
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Noah’s Ark
G. D. Horne
Park Merchandise
G. D. Horne’s
Beloit
Kansas
R. G. Matrin
Rothschild’s
Weld County Savings Bank
Mae Adams
Colorado Springs
M. E. Church
Greeley
M. E
Park Merchandise Company
Curious Will Case Attracts Lord Brampton Inquest Detail
London Mail reports a case before Lord Brampton involving forged will and alleged assisted signing by a deceased woman. A key witness, a attesting woman, faltered under cross examination revealing the suspect may have guided the hand and touched it during signing, prompting dramatic testimony.
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Beccagton
Brampton
London Mail
Fine Base Ball Greeley Reds Triumph in Twin Bill
The Greeley Reds defeated the Fells of Denver in two games on Tuesday. The Reds won 3 to 1 with Tann on the mound and Ernst catching, then 8 to 5 as Cosgrove pitched and Ernst again caught. Tann fanned fourteen in the opener while Heartz Jackson and Lane formed the visitors’ battery. A sizable crowd attended.
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Greeley Reds
Fells
Denver
Reds
Tann
Greeley
Cosgrove
Ernst
Battery
Heartz
Jackson
Lane
Cure Deafness by Constitutional Remedies Claim
Local applications cannot reach the diseased ear portion. Nine cases out of ten deafness is caused by catarrh and inflammation of the Eustachian tube. The advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any deafness cured by Catarrh Cure and promotes various remedies and pills sold in Toledo Ohio by druggists.
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SOO Toledo
Justly Punished for Forcing a Teen to Drink
James Gambon Sam Brown and Ollie Litton received three months in county jail and fines of 200 each from Judge Southard last Friday. They were found guilty of making John Farmer a fifteen year old boy drunk and lying near the U P railroad tracks. Farmer said the three men supplied the liquor. Sheriff’s deputies arrested them shortly after.
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James Gambon
Sam Brown
Ollie Litton
Southard
John Farmer
U. P
Death by fall claims Mrs. Rosena Churchill at Platteville
Coroner Macy investigated the death of 72 year old Mrs. Rosena Churchill who fell down stairs in the dark at her Platteville home. She died instantly and the body was shipped to Gravity Iowa, on Wednesday.
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Ralph Pollock
Stanford University
California
George Horne
Greeley Gun Club
J. G. Harris’ Store
Alesmo Club
Academy Hall
Macy
Platteville
Rosena Churchill
Bradfield to Wed Miss Minnie McCoy in County Clerk Office
A. S. Bradfield obtained a marriage license with Minnie McCoy in the county clerk's office late yesterday afternoon. Bradfield is a leading northern Colorado farmer and McCoy is a well known local teacher in the Olin district.
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A. Bradfield
Minnie McCoy
Colorado
Olin
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
This medical patent medicine promises a one day cold cure with a money back guarantee if it fails. Each box bears E W Groves signature and sells for 25 cents.
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E. W Grove
Rice Table Tradition in Java and Its Culinary Dangers
The article explains the rice table or rystafel in Java, detailing its late lunch mid day feast of many curry dishes and rice. It warns of overindulgence and choosing too many dishes, which can spoil appetite for later courses.
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Java
Pearson
Thinking About Law to Build a Lawyer’s Reputation
A concise argument that success in law requires exclusive focus on legal study. It contends that excelling in any field demands deep immersion in its core principles rather than simultaneous attention to unrelated disciplines.
Portrait of a Noisy Gambler in Precise Detail
The quote from the New York Press describes a stylishly dressed man who exudes confidence as a gambler. It notes his gleaming overcoat hat and creased trousers before he sits in a car and methodically cleans his nails, a vivid image of a self assured gambler.
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New York Press
Midget and Glasseater Dialogue Report
A Chicago News item presents a mock exchange where a fat lady explains she had a hard time making both ends meet. Glasseater questions debt, and the Midget clarifies she was adjusting her belt not finances.
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Glasseater
Chicago News
Ancient road and railway labor along Hamath to Hama
An 5,000 year old caravan route from Homs to Hamath forms a northward white line through fertile fields. Caravans of camels and colored sacks pass the old highway while laborers lay track for a French railway. Tell et Biseh glitters like a fairy city as rock and loom shape village roofs.
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Hoss
Hama
Hamath
Tell Et Biseh
Pointed Paragraphs And The Opinions They Sell
A selection of sharp quips on manners and social folly from the Atchison Globe. Observations cover trust in dressmakers, petty quarrels, mortality, youth, parenting, and vanity through concise, pointed lines. The pieces mingle humor and critique in a features-style digest.
Marks of Illness Seen in Growth of Fingernails
An expert notes that healthy nails grow about one sixteenth inch weekly, but illness or trauma leaves ridges or slopes in nail growth. Acute fevers produce sharp thickness changes while gradual illnesses create gentle inclines. injuries may cause thick ridges on the injured hand, with marks visible after the growth has moved past the lunula.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Queer checks pay off in strange stories from a bank
A Chicago Chronicle item describes a young man showcasing odd checks hung above a bank clerk's desk. A lath check paid $250 for a sawmill owner, a cuff check funded a fine after an actor’s arrest, and a linen collar check won a $5 bet, illustrating how banks honor unusual instruments.
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Lawmiller
Fish with Netting Liver Stuns Shef Field
A four foot long fish from Shef Field England appeared to have a hard liver but cutting it open revealed a two yard long fourteen inch wide piece of stout netting pressed into a football shape. How the mass was swallowed remains a mystery and the idea that the fish escaped by eating its net prison walls is deemed unscientific.
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Sheffield
England
Lovers Heart Emblems Through Ancient Stone Weapons
The article notes prehistoric weapons carved from stone, including arrowheads famed as elf bolts in Scotland. When the central projection breaks, the remaining shape resembles a lover's heart, linking these ancient artifacts to charms and lore from remote times.
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Scotland
London
Keeping Cider Methods Preserve Cask Fresh
A Southern Farm Magazine note explains that adding a quart of tasteless oil such as olive or peanut oil to a partly empty cider cask forms a thin surface film. This film blocks air access by acetic and putrefactive ferments, helping prevent spoiling.
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Southern Farm Magazine
His Luck Changed
A domestic scene unfolds as a husband returns at 2 a.m. and denies being out, insisting he was in this time and signaling a moment of tension in the couple's relationship.
Forgiveness as a Woman's Privilege Quote
A quotation attributes forgiveness to women and the need for it to men, spoken by Beatrice Heron Maxweil. The line reflects gendered perspectives on mercy and fault in a historical literary context.
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Beatrice Heron-Maxweil
No Choice In the Matter
Dialogue excerpt from the Cleveland Plain Dealer shows Jana judging a character as ignorant, remarking the speaker does not know enough to be anything else. The exchange highlights social judgment and blunt sentiment in a brief newspaper snippet.
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Jane
Jana
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Way to Dress in a Theater Evening
Mrs Polk asks how to dress for the theater. Her husband replies to arrive in time to see part of the first act.
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Mrs. Polk
Elve’s Apple and Eden Fruit in a Tropical Garden
In Country Life In America a botanical anecdote describes an elusive apple said to tempt Eve, likening it to a tiny oriental crab fruit. The sour, quarter inch fruit sparks debate on whether wild Eden fruits differed from today’s cultivated varieties and if the Fall would vary with sweeter temptations.
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Eden
America
Rhodes Scholar Learns Rowing From Coach
A German Rhodes scholar at Oxford receives his first rowing lessons. The coach tells him to move the oar in the opposite way and he follows the instruction precisely. He lifts the oar from the rowlock and dips the handle into the water.
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Rhodes
Oxford
Germany
Map maker to soldier in a linen ulster
A passenger wearing a skullcap asks a map maker about his occupation. The reply from the man in a long linen ulster reveals he is a soldier rather than a publisher. The exchange captures a moment of street dialogue from Chicago Tribune reporting.
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Chicago Tribune
Preserving the Spell
Nell remarks on devotion while Belle and Nell discuss marriage and affection in a concise exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger style dialogue.
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Nell
Belle
Philadelphia Ledger
Oblivion as Flower Grows Best on Graves
A short aphorism attributed to George Sand notes that oblivion flourishes most on graves. The remark frames memory and forgetting in somber terms, echoing themes of mortality and remembrance in a lingering, reflective voice.
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Oblivion
George Sand
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