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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1874
Page
1
A narrator reflects on cattle anatomy and life, recounting a night when mountain lions attacked a corral. After a tense night of danger and a family compromise, the story shifts to dawn sightings of a changed son and a quiet domestic scene with visitors arriving by train.
Solon Robinson recounts a trek from Florida to Colorado with supplies for deer and bear hunting, enduring a severe early snowstorm in the Snowy Range. The party packs over ridges, frees a stubborn donkey Jack, and finally reaches Greeley after a harsh but invigorating journey.
An analysis argues that drink misuse starts at home and in respectable circles not just taverns. It asserts that dining rooms and social gatherings nurture the habit, with wine common at meals and hospitality aiding progression toward excessive drinking, especially among young men.
A clandestine marriage between a coachman and his employer’s sixteen year old daughter was annulled by the Illinois Supreme Court after the bride deserted the groom post ceremony. The marriage was never consummated, so it was deemed incomplete and subject to possible future annulment in similar cases.
A Des Moines wife claims to have cured her husband’s snoring using a gutta percha tube with two cup ends, one placed over the nose and mouth and the other over the ear. The man supposedly consumes his own noise like a stove consumes smoke and wakes instantly.
The Omaha Herald urges farmers to plant timber emphasizing the high profits and resilience of tree crops. It recounts losses of 60,000 young trees to fire but reinforces faith in planting cottonwood, white ash, walnut, and other native species, calling for widespread efforts next spring.
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