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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1885
Page
4
An asylum inmate recounts being judged fit for roasting and spared by a knife, then notes a relapse and eventual release. The narrator, now recovered, claims to sell tropical fruits at Peter McGinnis & Co.
A satirical piece from Oakland California titled A New Jersey Hog Romance by J C Goldsmith alias Jay Charlton notes the author is a successful novelist and former New York Herald editor. It discusses beliefs in transmigration from ancient Egyptian to Jewish cabalistic thought and mentions Plato Pythagoras and Fourier.
Special correspondence from Longmont Colorado lists Fred Downs taking a grocery job, J M Turrell expected home from New Orleans, Martin York moving his family, Rev A C Peck lecturing, J J McFarland returning from Maine to live with his parents, and plans to build a greenhouse. Also reported are a fellowship meeting with visiting pastors, Charles E Golden and Mamie Stuart’s February 18 wedding, Knights Templar organizing at Fort Collins, a social dance near Longmont, and a Secor anniversary visit with a cake basket presentation.
A Boston winter feature profiles Kate Field and her powerful lecture series on Mormonism at Chickering Hall and Tremont Temple. Her vivid, forceful delivery draws leaders and literati, urging a national marriage law and exposing Endowment House mysteries amid wide acclaim.
A health warning notes spring and fall bring illness to many people and urges Parker's Tonic as a preventive remedy. The ad claims the tonic strengthens digestion liver kidneys and blood to avert fever. It targets all ages and both sexes.
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