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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
6
Public notices list multiple sale items including household goods at 1125 13th street, two wall tents near new belonging to George J Spear, milk goods by E Coleman with phone 2225, a 20 quart White Moon ice cream freezer by Morrison, fresh milk at a sugar factory one and a half miles away, and a good mountain spring wagon available via Farmers Supply & Machinery Co.
Little Locals visit Morenci relatives and church youths plan a Wylie grove picnic. Local schedules update for Ault to Denver train Sundays and Greeley events include dinners, card parties, club meetings, and a water-case injunction involving Lupton Bottom ditches. Community items cover education, employment, and civic affairs with elections and new franchises.
Eaton residents and friends share greetings and visits. Mrs Elder hosts Miss McDonald from Denver while Miss Schwartz of Longmont visits her sister Mrs Benschoten. Others include Miss Mitchell and Miss Zoe Mitchell from Cheyenne visiting Eaton friends and relatives.
M F Burroughs of Bluffton Indiana praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for bowel trouble after years of use in his family. He urges readers to buy it now and be prepared for summer emergencies, noting it is sold by all druggists.
Local agent of the Union Pacific invites readers to inquire for full information and rates while promising fine attractions in Denver, stressing the daylong offerings and encouraging attendance.
Free eye examinations offered by Dr Sapero of Devner for visitors at the Oasis hotel on July 5 6 and 7. Come early for the event and have eyes checked by the renowned ear eye nose and throat expert.
In a London police court a young hooligan faced assault charges on an elderly man. The magistrate offered fatherly guidance asking him to join the army. The youth replied he did once serve as a soldier and was nearly killed.
A sweet faced grandmother recounts the Lot story to her five year old grandson. She shows him pictures of Sodom and Gomorrah enveloped in fire from heaven. The boy asks if the wicked were insured. New York Press.
An imposing monument on Plymouth Hill features a granite pedestal with a seated figure at each corner and a crowned woman atop. The base bears the inscription naming every passenger of the Mayflower, honoring the men women and children who came over.
A comedian Mrs. Waggs quips that one should not swim after a hearty meal, while a physician endorses avoiding water. Waggs retorts it’s wiser to dine well at a first class restaurant if one has the money. The rowe quote notes that great minds delight in doing good though recipients may be ungrateful.
The piece recounts M Henri Monnier the French caricaturist executing bold impersonations at a concierge's door and staging a infamous hoax by inviting friends to impersonate him for a homewarming prank. It also notes Judge David T Laird in Leavenworth and farmer Joe Whitehead who loudly claimed to be the judge in the Knot versus Knot case.
In a divorce hearing the plaintiff accuses cruelty while claiming hypnosis by her husband. The judge humorously questions the defendant about hypnotizing his wife and four daughters, adding a light moment to the formal proceedings.
A quoted debate about joy and social acceptance ends with the exchange that church dismissal and legal trouble may loom over happiness. The Atlanta Constitution notes the ironic tension between spiritual joy and public order.
Advice warns against eating while fatigued and recommends fasting until rested. It suggests waiting ten to fifteen minutes or longer after meals and notes animals instinctively rest after eating, while people often ignore this prudent practice.
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