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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1872
Page
1
The article argues the coming woman rejects mere housekeeping as life’s aim. She seeks independence, a profession, and self-sufficiency while maintaining marriage and motherhood. It envisions cooperative factories, board supervision of domestic work, and equal guardianship, with women expanding into law, medicine, and public roles.
A vivid tour through a powder mill reveals the deadly sequence from raw ingredients to packed storehouse. Workers endure constant risk and silent work, with light restricted to sunlight and water roofs guarding priceless danger. The piece notes high wages and short hours but a perpetual near death awareness.
A quotation urges enduring hardship with humility and faith, likening the journey to the Israelites crossing the sea. The waves of misery will part, forming a wall to guide the way, narrowing the gulf until one reaches the opposite shore.
An American traveler observes Europe’s village farming and contrasts it with American isolated farms. The piece argues farms should cluster into villages for social life, citing Hadley and Deerfield, and notes youth seek towns for social opportunities over farming life.
Chicago reporter for the New York World profiles Miss Margaret F. Buchanan of the Evening Post. She has written over a daily column for two years, covering commerce finance politics and foreign affairs. She joined the paper after boldly offering to work, despite no prior experience.
In a Peoples Magazine excerpt a Indian Carnatic site near Chillambaram features seven nested temple walls, fourteen pyramids in a mile long cross, with granite garlands and massive temple carvings. Mahabalipuram and Egyptian rock temples showcase monumental sculpture carved from solid stone.
This California note from Modesto reports heavy May dews tied to rising San Joaquin waters, aiding crops without rain. Wheat on McCloud and Whitmore land near Tuolomne ripens strongly, with fields near Hamilton and Max Brooks praised for high yields. The piece discusses evolving farming toward modern, restrained husbandry and No-Fence laws.
A near estimate shows world wool output totaling about 1 818 300 000 pounds with additional minor producers. The piece argues no single state can significantly sway prices and notes the eight to ten million pounds of tie wool is a small portion of total supply. It observes price declines favor producers and warns against panic pricing.
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