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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1887
Page
3
A verse describes a rainbow formed by sun and rain, passing from west to east while the world enjoys its arch of seven colors. The poem links celestial artistry to human perception and divinity, urging self-reflection and noting heaven’s gift of beauty.
A contemporary of Napoleons IIIs era receives warning from Metternich and Prince Albert that a ruler cannot owe his crown to hereditary succession and universal suffrage. They deem his system of mixed legitimacy doomed, predicting his downfall and lasting impact will be limited. The report adds a note on Carson City talks about quarry tracks suggesting a prehistoric animal and possible mineral spring discovery.
A reminiscence piece visits New York figures meeting long thought dead in California Guatemala and Mexico. It also covers Henry M Scudder and family missionary lineages, Scottish church reunification talks, American missions in Egypt Persia Siam and China, a French league against atheism, and Bishop Taylor’s Congo mission push with modern tech aid and a call for workers.
A reflective essay contrasts Pitt’s early finance ideals with his wartime burdens and mixed policies. It links Great Britain's economic shifts to later rail financing, criticizing over capitalization and stock watering as costly to the public and under review by commerce regulators.
A Los Angeles Times tale describes a farmer who used a novel irrigation method. With twelve children as a ready workforce, he connected a low-cost pump to a giant family swing, delivering water to arid land and turning it productive.
A compilation of historic stage directions notes a striking scene with a central palace, a sea view with a ship and a woman leaping, and a chamber with a bed. It also traces how real fountains gave way to artificial cascades in Paris operas after 1726, credited to Giovanni Servandoni.
A Lewiston man jokes with his wife about forging ahead and a missing wood delivery. A Somerville subscriber challenges an editor about the paper’s jokes. A local editor’s cat chases a robin, ends up bringing the bird home as a surprising “treat.”
Rome druggists claim Dr King s New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklen s Arnica salve have shown unmatched sales and universal satisfaction. They cite several cases of pronounced consumption cured after using a few bottles with Bitters and guarantee the remedies, sold by J F Fezer.
A full hand at poker often costs a man more in twenty minutes than his annual synagogue subscription. From the Hebrew Standard.
California land of discoveries ad promotes Santa Abie as a guaranteed cure for consumption asthma and bronchial complaints sold in large bottles one dollar three for two fifty. W B Mason guarantees relief when used as directed California Cat r cure relieves catarrh or cold in head six months treatment one dollar by mail a dollar ten
A witty quip from the Detroit Free Press, amid jokes about a girl describing her long essay on the intellectual superiority of woman over men. The Buffalo Courier reports the punchline about 134 pages proving one side of the issue.
The article promotes Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier as improving digestion and blood quality. It claims the product nourishes the properties of the blood and vitality, noting sale by W. B Mason.
A Washington Critic quip depicts a Post Office Department clerk pulling a girl from an ice cream saloon. The clerk jokes he named fourteen post offices after her last week, implying affection through a flippant tally.
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