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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
5
The Masai youth enter a warrior phase around seventeen to twenty seven called el moran. They fashion long hair into perukes, coat it with fat and red clay, and remove body hair with iron tweezers. They live on milk and raw cattle blood, eat occasional animal meat, and marry around twenty seven to thirty prior to joining the elder class.
The law of supply and demand largely fixes medical compensation. Competition among many physicians lowers fees. if income drops, weaker practitioners leave or switch trades. Skilled doctors command higher pay to avoid overwork, and surgeons today can perform more, earning proportionally more, though access to learning opportunities varies.
A Belgian artisan hosts a crowing contest where roosters in long rows emulate each other. Markers tally each bird’s crows like laps in a bicycle race. The match lasts one hour and the top scorer wins the event.
The text discusses whether cooly is a tribal name used across Indian languages and its etymology. It notes theories linking it to Tamil kull meaning hire and mentions Dr Murray’s dictionary noting early seventeenth century usage for a Guzerat tribe far from Tamil regions.
Thomas Carlyle visits Millais at his Chelsea house and, after admiring the painter’s work, asks if paint created the splendors. Millais answers yes, and Carlyle quips that there are more fools in the world than he thought.
A teacher asks Susie if her father would earn 13 dollars in six days at two dollars and fifty cents per day. Susie sharply replies that it would not be right and that she can tell her father herself, saying it wouldn’t take long to explain.
A dated quotation urges humility, warning that claiming wit as a trade invites folly and self mockery as a cautionary note from Quarles.
A large social reception by Mrs. C H Ramsay and Mrs. C H Wolfe drew about two hundred ladies to 727 Eleventh Street. The decor featured pumpkins, yellow chrysanthemums, green lattice, and Jack o lanterns with a forest library and a gypsy fortune teller.
Numerous Hallowe en gatherings are described with ghosts, skeletons, and pumpkins as decorations. Epworth League and various clubs hosted haunted tours, fortune biscuits, and games, with many young people and named hosts and guests enjoying parties across several homes.
Temperance reforming sermon delivered at Unity Church focuses on moral restraint and societal benefit. Speaker urges self control, community duty, and practical steps toward temperance in daily life.
German service at 10.30, Sunday school at 12, English service at 7.30 led by Pastor P B Fritsche.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Oscar W Gustafson is the pastor.
The notice lists a Christian Science service at 11 a.m. on Sunday with Sunday school at 12. A Wednesday meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m. and the topic is Adam and Fallen Man.
Services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with evening sermon titled Political Quackery and Scoundrelism A song service in the evening led by choir and orchestra All cordially invited Rev R J Hunter pastor
Trinity church observes the feast of All Saints this Sunday with a morning service and a 7 30 sermon titled Good Citizenship How to Vote The public and friends are invited Sunday school meets at noon
The Ladies of the Methodist church plan a kitchen and dining room shower on Thursday November 15 from 1 to 3 p m at the church on Tenth avenue and Tenth street. Ten cent tea will be served. Needed items range from an organ to a tea spoon. Public invited to give and receive. Bring gifts or call Mrs Charles J Yardley.
Miss Kathhrine O'Brien longtime local manager for the Western Union Telegraph Company resigned her post. She departed last Wednesday for Los Angeles to make her home.
The funeral services for M. P. Henderson were held at his residence on Eleventh Avenue and Eleventh Street with Rev. Petty and Rev. Hunter presiding, burial in Linn Grove cemetery. Miss Lyda Hawkins died of typhoid at Greeley hospital at 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Canby Hawkins of Trinidad and student at the Normal. her body was shipped to Trinidad with her parents for Friday funeral services there.
Marion D. Rhoads died at St Luke's hospital Denver on Oct 20 from stomach trouble. Born May 22 1854 near Chicago he moved to Colorado 19 years ago and lived near Greeley until two years ago. Survived by wife two sons and three daughters. Wife and daughters at his side at death.
Wash hands with warm water, dry with a towel, and apply Chamberlain's Salve before bed for a speedy cure. The salve is claimed unequalled for skin diseases and is offered for sale by all druggists.
W D Balcom of Union Tea and Coffee Company learned a costly electricity lesson last Saturday. While balancing a broom, he started the coffee mill and the broom struck a fly wheel, shattering a large front plate glass window. Balcom bore the expense of transporting a full flat car from Denver to Greeley to replace the glass.
Congressman Robert W. Bonynge, George W. Cook, and H. L. Ritter spoke at a Tuesday evening rally. Bonynge offered a national affairs focused address and claimed election fraud investigations. Cook, though not a strong speaker, promised to accomplish goals for Colorado, while Ritter spoke on state issues.
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