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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
8
Charles W. Clark gave an artful baritone recital to a large audience at the opera house last Wednesday evening and was greeted with hearty applause for his thoughtful interpretations of each selection.
The ad touts pleasant surprise in service and durable results from washing. It claims collars and cuffs remain satisfactory and offers special flat-piece prices when combined with other washing.
Renowned actress Florence Roberts appears tomorrow night at the Greeley Opera House in Zira a drama by Henry Miller and J Hartley Manners. The piece formerly boosted Margaret Angelin to stardom in New York where it enjoyed a long run and wide acclaim. The play draws on Wilkie Collins The New Magdalen and promises a dramatic program with prologue and three acts.
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The Heir to the Hoonah presents a wholesome American comedy centered on pure love and noble character written by Paul Armstrong. The production at the opera house on Tuesday December 3 offers a play with familiar everyday American types and light, clean humor.
A stirring modern adaptation centers on Hester Trent a Red Cross nurse who after losing status enters Ruth Wilding’s life steals her papers and assumes her identity. Ruth is killed by a shell in a collision of past and present with Hester’s final self victory and happiness. Miss Roberts earns acclaim for a peak performance. The subplot follows Joe Lacy a cowboy and heir to the Hoorah mine with his Newport wife and a cutting dinner party. The cowboys clash with society norms as tension builds toward a dramatic denouement.
The scene shows a room in tweed traveling suit with guests reacting to a barbarian guest. A telephone message reveals an heir to the Hoorah. his wife has a bouncing boy. The birth fosters reconciliation as Joe Lacy, Kate Brandon, and Geraldine help restore harmony with the original company headlining.
Dr G H Ewing of Denver, born in Springfield MA, will succeed Dr Darby in Greeley. He trained in biochemic medicine, completed four years of medical study with honors, and has practiced in Denver area for two years. He is elected to the chair of electro therapeutics at the Denver Homeopathic College. The college embraces varied medical schools and aims for up to date practice. Community welcomes his appointment.
The Twin Falls Idaho Times notes exceptionally large potatoes from four pounds to six pounds nine ounces on view in a local store window. The article suggests farmers could display farm products similarly to attract visitors and attention.
An early health note warns that persistent coughing risks pneumonia or consumption. It promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy with bottle prices listed and availability at local druggists.
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