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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1873
Page
1
New business announcement for a milk wagon begun by B Adams J Henry contractor and builder F G Inman florist. The notice promises pure milk supplied promptly at low prices and urges patronage from customers. The ad mentions masonry and plastering services as well.
Beecher argues that the pulpit remains vital as magazines and books spread knowledge. He contends prayer elevates the soul, civilizes society, and strengthens ministers, urging intrinsic devotion over mere duty and encouraging heartfelt, spontaneous worship. He emphasizes training in prayer and the nurse of inward life for ministers and congregations.
A praise-filled feature extols Anton Rubinstein as a pianist and conductor who translates Beethoven and Bach into living sound. The piece lauds his technique, integrity, and visionary artistry, predicting future influence as he returns to Europe to develop his own compositions.
The text argues for active effort to understand and respond to suffering as part of a divine system. It contrasts passive resignation with inquiry, using farming and child loss as analogies, and praises practical search for cause and effect to lessen future harm. It notes how everyday life can reveal God near us.
A New York Arcadian reflection says many youths seek literature as an easy path, mistaking talent for simple success. It compares aspiring writers to a dog misjudged for raccoon sport, and warns that without culture and practice, literary work fails.
A compact list traces historical figures and their fathers occupations. Names include Bolivar a druggist Mohamet Ali a barber Virgil son of a potter Milton son of a scavenger Horace son of a shopkeeper Demosthenes son of a cutler Shakespeare son of a woolstapler Robert Burns a plowman Cardinal Wolsey son of a pork butcher Oliver Cromwell son of a London brewer Whitfield son of an innkeeper Columbus son of a weaver, and a weaver himself.
A wood chopper’s cabin carved inside a 240 foot redwood trunk in Santa Cruz County is described as the loftiest and most perfect house, with a cupola high above and a river nearby. Deer, trout, rabbits, and pigeons inhabit the forest edge as the man seeks simple nature’s plenty. A London Globe note adds a note on Paris’s Conciergerie dungeon discovered behind a tower, where captives met a slow death among iron spikes.
A reflective meditation on why children die young and the merciful purpose of loss. It evokes heaven’s band of innocent children as tender symbols of divine love, comparing earthly childhood to heavenly beauty and the Savior’s blessing of little ones.
The article discusses how grape growing shifts with altitude from six thousand feet in Colorado to lower elevations in the Alps and mentions snow and forest limits. It compares Alpine timber and snow lines with Rocky Mountain conditions near Georgetown. It notes Alsace cotton production valued at $150,000,000 and Manhattan’s 1626 purchase for $25 from Native Americans.
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