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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1896

Page

2

Denver Eisteddfod Described as grand Welsh gathering

Covert describes the first Denver Eisteddfod of the Welsh in detail. He praises its democratic spirit, notable participants from Denver and across Colorado, and the 14 000 to 15 000 crowd. The event featured choirs, soloists, and diverse arts from literature to needlework, and highlighted civic support from Gov. McIntire and Mayor McMurray.

Denver Greece Gov. McIntire McMurray Messrs. Hughes Ellis Reese Lloyd Jones Hallelujah Knights of Pythias Band Salt Lake City Excelsior Musical Conservatory of Boston Francis Woodward Philomel Ladies Dan Prothero Milwaukee Ladies’ Chorus Appello Club Bessie Dade Signora Gena Viatora Italy J. G. Jones Miss Evans Kentucky Woodward Boston Union Denyer Greeley Judge Edwards Scranton Sprundoc Chicago Wales

Crab Catches Ambassador In Cape May Crabbing Tale

M. Patenotte the French ambassador crabbed at Cape May with a party. After catching a crab with his left hand, the crustacean bit him, then did the same with his right hand. The yacht captain intervened as the ambassador quipped that the creature's tenacity is very American.

M. Patenotre Cape May M. Patenotte New York Tribune

Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for Female Complaints

The text discusses how neglect of women’s health leads to nervousness digestion issues and other feminine ailments. It notes Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo created Favorite Prescription as a reliable remedy for female complaints and claims it is sold by all medicine dealers.

R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Pierce

School Opens After Vacation With Mixed Pledges

Country Correspondence from Roggen notes thousands of youngsters resumed school duties this week. Four pupils began the term with more expected later, while families send updates on local residents, travel, and farm life.

Roggen

Orchard Notes On Accidents and Local Life In Sept

Miss Rachael Cook escaped serious injury when her horse bolted and threw her from a cart near Orchard on Friday. Nearby residents attended, and she kept her health. The column also reports wedding news, moves, school openings, a serenade for the newlyweds, and community events including a Woodmen ice cream social and a fort Morgan soldiers reunion.

Fort Lupton Rader Golden George Moore Lou Sloan Denver Cragie Pittsburg Craig Hornish Northwest Frazier River Smith’s Hall C. A. Brooks Brooks Weldon Valley Fort Morgan

Wanted at Once for County Agent Positions

Classified notice from Big Rapids Mineral Water Co in Big Rapids Michigan seeking active agents in each county for exclusive control with no risk. Commission estimated at 1200 to 2500 dollars yearly. Enclose stamp for full particulars or 25 cents for a $1 sample.

Big Rapids Mineral Water Co Big Rapids, Mich

The Children

The poem reflects on keeping children pure and innocent for as long as possible. It contrasts tender care with the burden of guiding and shaping their growth, praising parental devotion and the longing for their perpetual gentleness. The verse closes with a note on the times that nurtured them.

Arctic studio built in a distant Inglefield bay near a glacier

In 1893 Frank Wilbert Stokes describes the Falcon voyage sheltering a northernmost studio on a terrace in an ancient glacier. The 15 by 64.9 feet pine wing had double walls and air spaces, with a skylight and clock, two beds, trunks, oilcloth floor, and shelves. Two Inuit families lived nearby as they travelled with the party.

Inglefield Gulf Falcon Myo Kashoe Cape Parry Frank Wilbert Stokes

French Navy to Adopt Autonomous Homogeneous Fleet

Blackwood's Magazine reports a shift in French naval policy toward a uniform fleet of self sufficient units. The Dupuy de Lôme, launched 1890 and completed later, embodies the concept with 6300 tons, 874 ft length, heavy armor, two 7.6 inch and six 6.3 inch guns, and a design enabling fire in any direction.

Dupuy de Lome Fournier Blackwood

Poem Written On My Father's Barn Shocks Editor

In a terse scene at the editor's desk a writer declares a new poem about "My Father's Barn" prompting a wry reply. The editor shows unusual relief and jokes about reading the piece when passing by the barn. The exchange captures a playful clash of arts and publishing.

Wells

Unable to Compare in Woonsocket Reporter Snippet

The dialogue features Miss Kitty and a male speaker debating if a kiss without a mustache is as unseasoned as an egg without salt. The line ends with Miss Kitty insisting she never ate an egg without salt.

Miss Kitty Woonsocket Reporter

Archangel Stands Over Adamic Dream described in verse

A poetic meditation contrasts the tall archangel with humanity’s striving and suffering. It reflects on imagined years filled with hope and tears, contrasted with inexorable law and the disillusion of paradise lost since Adam.

Archangel Adam

New Conservative France Method Aims to Save Injured Limbs

A French surgeon Dr Reolus proposes a treatment that avoids amputation for severe limb injuries. The process uses antiseptic embalming with hot water 60 to 62 C to wash wounds, remove clots, and separate dead from living tissue, allowing preservation of the limb and reducing fatal outcome.

France Reolus Reclus

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Eisteddrod Great Welsh Festival of Music and Song Missouri Harlech C. H. Hampson C. S. Crane G. P. A. J. Ramsey, Jr Gen. Mgr St. Louis Oria Orchard Grace Steinbeck Richeson David Reed Cheyenne Mr. Reed Tyler Smith Feagan Corcoran House Wm. Killbam N. Lamborn Box Elder Iowa Nebraska Johnny Gates Freddie Shambo Mortimer Fred John Trudeau W. L. Clayton Sterling Omaha London Miles M. Edward Edmonds Health Cenener Phsicians Dr. Miles Eow Epmanns P. O. Box David City All Druggista Arctic Circle St, Michael the Weigher Heaven Hell Belshazzar Kublai Caesar Earth Janes Russell Lowell Dr. Recli F. Fezer Tobacc Coiany Guaranico New York Alin Ole
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