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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1887
Page
3
A Scribner's Magazine excerpt by Prof. A. S. Hill urges colleges to expand English education to cover language history literature and expression. He warns against neglect and calls for higher standards and resources to protect pure English amid free speech and press. The piece.’
The German chemist Dr Root of Berlin announces roburite as a new explosive used for years in Dortmund mines though costly and moisture sensitive. It has entered the German army with a packing method from Spandau. Prices may drop with wider manufacture and transport is eased by its moisture resistance. eyewitnesses warn of terrible destruction. Also noted is Colorado House Bill No 61 to regulate intoxicating liquor sales, reflecting temperance battles in Denver.
The Durango Herald seeks three first class type setters with pay up to 10 000 a night and forty five cents per thousand printed. Applicants must be married with families and able to relocate.
Austrian coast districts offer climate and sea air as substitutes for winter resorts after earthquakes. Spalato Abbazia and Dalmatia attract capitalists with potential for hotels and crowds seeking mild weather, sea views, and quiet. The Chicago Inter Ocean previews the sovereign grand lodge session in Denver with a grand banquet, mountain excursions, a notable street parade, and tours for eight to ten thousand guests.
Mr. D. I. Wilcoxson of Horse Cave Kentucky says years of phthisis and diabetes caused severe pain and near convulsions. He took Electric Bitters, improved after one bottle, and after six bottles was cured gaining eighteen pounds. He believes he would have died without the relief. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by J. F. Fezer.
Santa Abie soothes and heals throat and lung membranes poisoned by disease. It prevents night sweats and chest tightness and cures coughs croup asthma colds bronchitis pneumonia whooping cough and all throat and lung troubles. California Catarrh Cure is praised for nasal catarrh and comes sold by W Mason at $1.00 per package or three for 2.50 with guarantee.
Warning against fake cough remedies. Urges consumers to demand Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs, and colds. Promotes free trial battles at J F Fezer’s Drug Store and cautions about deceptive imitators.
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters presented as a genial restorative that gradually improves digestion, alleviates biliousness and constipation, and supports healthful vigor. It claims gentle action, suitability for delicate constitutions, and protective effects against malaria and as a diuretic.
The Empire News Co promotes a new art craze for ladies called the French Craze featuring decorative china and glassware. A 18 inch placque with 100 designs and full instructions costs $1. Offer adds a bonus 30 inch gold tinted placque if the address of five other interested ladies is provided. Syracuse, New York.
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