Local notes and social updates from Greeley
Norman Scott returns from Denver. Trip to Brooklyn planned. Mrs. MacClenahan and Elizabeth in Denver. Miss Thompson visits from Eaton. Various residents travel to Loveland Pasadena and Falls City. Epworth League meets at Methodist church. The Sign of the Cross comes to the opera house next Friday. County officials appointed including county attorney and hospital staff. Weather described as unusually frosty and picturesque.
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All-Star Midland Concert Company Brings Music and Reading
A Midland Concert Company program features Mrs Alice Drennen Robinson soprano Miss Mae Dellen accompanist and mezzo soprano Miss Rachael Steinman violinist and Miss Olga Miller reader. The company from Midland Lyceum bureau offers Suwanee River and Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm readings with a noted performance, followed by Tribune lecture course at First Presbyterian church presenting a dramatic portrayal of the Roman court and Christian resilience.
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First Presbyterian Church
Geisha comic opera impresses Greeley audiences
The Japanese comic opera The Geisha was staged last Wednesday and Thursday at the opera house by the local P. B O. E. lodge. Under H. D. Allen and Gailyn Thomas the amateur cast delivered a polished show with fresh costumes and scenery crafted specifically for the event. The production, completed in about three weeks, drew praise for its professional feel and strong talent.
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Greeley
H. D. Allen
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The Sign of the Cross Gains Clergy Backing at Opera
The Sign of the Cross set for a pictorial presentation at the opera house next Friday January 15 draws praise from priests ministers and laypeople who once condemned theatre. The drama portrays Rome before Nero with vice and prodigality under tyranny set against a high minded contrast.
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Opera House
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Nero
John Griffith Stars in Richard III This Season
Renowned American tragedian John Griffith tours with Shake speare’s Richard III drawing large audiences. He enacts a strenuous role to high critical praise and strong financial reception. He performs Tuesday January 15 with an able Shakespearean company and lavish scenic effects.
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Griffith
Imagination versus the buzzy man in daily work
A Chicago Tribune reflection contrasts the buzzy man who rushes to death with the busy man who plans ahead. It argues imagination is practical, guiding daily actions and preventing blunders, except when work is monotonous and automatic.
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Chicago Tribune
His Lack of Modesty in a College Sprint Photo
A humorous remark from Lippincott's Magazine notes a man with no shame, recalling a college incident where he slowed to be photographed in his sprinting suit, illustrating vanity and showmanship.
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His Stories
A Yonkers Statesman brief notes a witty exchange about stories and authors. Crimsonbeak asserts his wife favors his storytelling while Crimsonbeak admits he sometimes makes up tales that delight her.
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Nutmeg Use Described As Sign of Great Mind
A Baltimore American quotation attributes high regard to the man who used nutmeg, declaring he had a grate mind in Epicurus’s words.
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Epicurus
Baltimore
Infernal Drink Prank Hits Irish Chief Secretary
A shamrock gift to Arthur Bal four at the house of commons contained a spring and white compound, sparking fear of an explosive device. A chemist declared it sugar soaked with lemon, while other found objects included a rusty corkscrew, a spiral spring, and a nutmeg grater with a note urging to buy whisky and make Ballyhooley lemonade.
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House of Commons
Ballyhooley
Ireland
Buffaloes a formidable foe in battle with man
Of huge bulk and endurance the buffalo moves quickly and can turn sharply. It has remarkable vitality and can charge after a mortal wound. Its strength is matched by innate hostility to whites, ferocity, love for its young, and a high cunning in combat that thwarts careful plans.
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Hamilton Wright
Wide World Magazine
Exit Wattenburg Enter Estes in County Office Shuffle
Fritz Wattenburg’s term as county commissioner ended at midnight but he stayed seated as the day unfolded. He bought cigars and a crate of oranges and apples left in the commissioners’ office all day. BE Estes, the new commissioner, arrived to begin work and was handed a stack of questionable bills to review.
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BE. J. Estes
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