17 Mar 1875
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1875
Page
1
R. Burchillil will personally attend to all orders for painting glazing grain ing paper hanging and whiting at the shop on Walnut Street LL 1 2Ee Sing Lee and Lang Ker handles the business.
A letter to the editor critiques anti Catholic fears and M B K s Rome vs Civil Liberty essay praising reform gains. The writer argues for Protestant unity but warns against extreme emigration plans and defends women s rights and strong minded women while defending maternal roles and historic female influence.
A Boulder Town column discusses settlers flooding the Park last fall seeking mild climate for stock raising and farming as elk and bear hunts boost local revenue. It notes rapid building and plans to visit Caribou Bear and Snake rivers while tying to Colorado statehood under congressional act.
An 1870s Spain scene describes the guitar as the ideal serenading instrument in Malaga. A lone singer with two friends fronts a palace, strings ripple with arpeggios and chording voices join in, aiming to rouse a beloved from her slumber. The music rises as a chorus and operatic cues blend with violins, the scene ending as a raised jalousie reveals a listening beloved.
A Pittsburgh pump maker Mr Johnson has invented a device to create rainfall by spraying chemicals into the air. Experiments from a balloon at altitude produced lightning hail and then rain as the mixtures changed. Plans include mass production and trials in Arizona Colorado and New Mexico with eye toward Arabs Egypt and desert travel.
The sea-mouse, a muddwelling ocean creature, sparkles like a diamond with rainbow hues. Larger than a rat, it bears moving scales and gold glints, with bristles that shift through bright tints. Occasionally storms wash sea-mice onto beaches.
La Nature reports Dr Habel concludes guano beds are fossil residue rather than sea bird excrement after mature study. Chemical tests show indissoluble matter from fossil sponge and marine plants with nitrogenized organic matter. Basley quips about the author’s science or deceit.
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