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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1872
Page
1
Clayton offers gents and boys furnishing goods at F street above Larimer Denver. Wholesale and retail dealer guarantees low prices and pleasant service.
A sermon-style reflection argues amusement is essential for body mind and morals, praising nature as God’s beauty and warning against demoralizing pleasures. It contrasts the theater of life with counterproductive pursuits while invoking Beecer, Henry Clay, and a Mrs. Stanton note in the Baptist Union.
A morality essay blends literary history with domestic warning. It argues great men blame wives for failures, cites Franklin and Clay, and urges prudent spending and factory wealth over social pretension. An extended needle-trade history anchors the piece, warning about vanity and the cost of extravagance.
The article notes bronze needles two to four inches long found with embalmed bodies in Abbott's Egyptian Museum. Sir Gardiner Wilkinson argues the remnants of ancient garments show they were sewn with very fine needles, despite the crude appearance of the bronze pieces.
An engaged couple debates board and lifestyle as Susie pursues fashionable living on $15 a week. Hyde embezzles to please her, is jailed after a trial, and confesses his first breach of trust to satisfy his wife’s desires.
A correspondent describes a crude Southern Missouri scene with a barefoot tobacco worker, a prowling man, and local talk about terbacker and drink. The piece then shifts to medical notes explaining hydrophobia its link to rabies like symptoms and cases of fear of water across various scenarios.
A clipping notes alarming canine madness cases and hydrophobic fits after bite incidents, stressing cautious interpretation. It then shifts to Evans Bryans Colorado, describing population growth, new housing plans, churches, a forthcoming hotel, and hopes for permanent settlers. It calls for immediate negotiation of an $11,000 schoolhouse bond to start construction before winter.
Reports from Evans describe several locals improving health due to climate, notably Harry Evans, Thomas, and J Wiley Walker along with James McAfee. Observers cite mountain exposure as key, while a Denver Times map misplaces Evans relative to Greeley and Platteville, prompting defense of local accuracy.
A letter from Mr James Saunderseon to the London journal dated August 1st estimates Great Britain’s 1572 wheat per acre yield at 24 bushels, with an overall average claim of 30 bushels and a deficiency of 85,828,000 bushels. Reports from New York and Paris note recurring below actual harvests and potential shifts in European surpluses, while a Cleveland resident debuts a curious arborescent hair album prank.
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