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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
9
Opening display of spring hats at Shaw's in Greeley showcases the season’s latest designer creations. The exhibit emphasizes stylish, exclusive designs with high workmanship and great value, calling Shaw's “THE LEADER” in millinery as the strongest display yet.
The exhibit seeks to engage every resident of Greeley, noting the three week countdown to Easter. Organizers urge participation across communities and faith groups to maximize visibility and impact before the holiday.
Eaton items list residents visiting Windsor and Greeley, business moves, and community events. Attendees include E O McCarrier recovering from grip, E L Hood taking a Meyer store job, and many neighbors from Sterling, Nevada, Pierce, Duluth, and Fort Collins. The piece notes church pulpit exchanges, election judges, parsonage plans, bank inspection, and social gatherings.
Evans residents report Charles Erickson transacting business in Sterling last week. Mrs. Beeson ill with grip for ten days. Dr. Samuel and family moving into Eugene Forrent’s home. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Herriott visited the Normal school. Walter and Mrs. Snyder guests of B A Snyder. Ramsdell family confined by grip. Stork brings a girl to Camnitter family. W J Ennis sells residence to Leibsack amid improvements. Behrens buys Hughes interest in Evans Mercantile. Hughes retires briefly. Kinsinger leases rocab shop to Tennett Bros. Dinner at Mrs. Craig’s with Yonker, McAfee, Wilie, Behrens, Moreland. Lundy and Herriott plan Wyoming trip. Lundy to improve acres there. Rev Potashinsky to speak at A P church on The Modern Few. musicale closes Evans lecture series.
Spring days invite outdoor activity as families shed heavy winter clothing and children return to the air. The piece warns of grip and pneumonia risk and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe, pleasant, and effective for colds.
Four to six tons of apples not in the freeze, sound and good. Call or address W. O. Minks Loveland Cole. I have private money for a few good loans. Best terms. A. M. McClenahan.
An account from 1629 describes dining at a knight's house with hats on as servants brought in meats. After washing, grace was said, and a lavish feast followed with pottage, kale, mutton, venison, cheese, and apples. The ceremony ended with tablecloth removal, a towel, basin, ewer, carpet, beer, and three boys reciting prayers before hot water and bedtime.
The text compares brain weights of historical figures such as Daniel Webster Napoleon Bonaparte Cuvier and Dupuytren to the average human brain. It notes that brain size varies independently of body size and intelligence and that large brains do not guarantee greatness.
Paraffin wax miniature models of all proposed British battleships, 12 to 24 feet long, are tested in a 400 by 20 foot tank by the admiralty. Wax is chosen because it resists water absorption and weight change, allowing easy alterations and reuse. American hull models are more elaborate, made of white pine with rudders and shafts.
Sir Robert Purvis addresses Peterborough constituents defending an education act cited by inmates jailed for a week. He claims the act rests on a granite foundation and cannot be overridden by Dr Clifford or any foe. A Rheinlander mayor in Berlin quotes unity rhetoric toward Germany’s future.
November brings London's worst fogs with the Lon doner breathing fifty to eighty fogs in a bad year. Coal fires and soot mingle with mist to create the smoggy haze. Fogs largely form between seven and eight in the morning as fires are lit.
A London Mail snippet features two men conversing in a playful exchange about names. One says Pepper has altered, the other denies, prompting a wry remark that their names have changed as well before a departing farewell.
In a quizzical exchange the Philadelphia Record recounts a remark about hydrophobia making water sick to some, with a character noting they had felt thirsty all their life without understanding the cause. The odd交 dialogue captures a local curiosity or humor.
A terse quotation notes an angry man opening his mouth and shutting his eyes attributed to Cato, highlighting a sharp facial reaction paired with bold temper.
A local advertiser urges immediate plumbing and heating work citing high demand and long waits. The message promises top quality materials and labor at the lowest prices, inviting customers to let the firm prove its value now.
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