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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1873
Page
1
E MARSH M D a homeopathic physician and surgeon offers special attention to female complaints and diseases of the liver and lungs. Office and residence on Main street between Jefferson and Madison with varied hours from 8 to 10 a m 5 to 6 pm and 1 to 2 pm.
Dr. William Eastlack describes how native Shanghai dentists employ occult methods for tooth extraction and maggot-based cures. He reports arsenic powder, bamboo maggots, temple settings, and rapid, dubious relief with no lasting resu lts noted, contrasting with his fifteen years of practice.
The article notes Dodge City on the Santa Fe line ships tens of thousands of hides monthly with 48 020 hides since September, predicting near extinction of the plains buffalo. It cites Prof Cope and Prof Mudge, urging Congress to preserve a reduced herd, and discusses widespread slaughter for hides and meat.
J M Freeman and Oscar Eaton announce a rental and real estate office in Greeley opposite the Post Office. They will buy and sell improved and unimproved Colorado property, arrange loans, draw deeds, and furnish abstracts and land-office services statewide.
A concise 19th century classified ad listing surveyors and builders with names A Mc Alle e and B Buckley plus a bread shop, carpenter, boot maker, paint and glazing services, and a contractor. Includes Maple street and Walnut street locations, Colony Office reference, and notes on pricing and quality.
The author argues abolishing capital punishment won t fix crime until juries are reformed. The piece critiques current juror selection that weeds out thoughtful citizens and favors ignorance, leaving courts prone to bias. It cites Tweed and notes that unanimous verdict rules benefit defendants and misseat justice. The essay condemns the jury system and compares U S and England practices.
The Colorado Industrial Association declares its officers led by John Evans as president and outlines plans for a 1878 exhibition on forty acres near Denver with a grandstand for 2500, railroads offering free transport for exhibits, and a push to showcase Colorado products at Chicago and St. Louis venues.
The Journal of Education warns that excessive brain work in schools damages children’s health. It cites pale faces nervous habits insomnia and other disorders linked to long hours in poorly ventilated rooms and ill seated desks, arguing national well being suffers and calls for scientific medical inquiry.
The essay compares a Constantinople hamal carrying a four wheeled carriage on his back with famed English strongman Thomas Topham of Islington. It notes Topham's 1739 feats, his death in 1749 after a jealous act, and reflects on the hamals’ remarkable endurance and mystery of diet and habits.
A new large scale beef slaughtering company plans to base its extensive works in Denison. T. L. Rankin and F. A. Hyatt,organizers, recently returned from New York with strong backing. They seek $10,000 in city bonds as an incentive for locating the plants here, with eighty to one hundred refrigerating cars to transport meat to New York City.
A moral query on purpose and intent asking why actions lack meaning without plans to act. It questions wearing a coat, sharing a home, reading a book, marrying, reaping a harvest, and correcting faults if no future use or commitment follows. The passage urges intentional living through concrete aims.
Over the past two weeks spirits rise as mining resumes with ore flowing to market and new discoveries reported. The Georgetown Miner notes miners at work, traders thriving, and faith growing that Clear Creek county will reaffirm its status as a premier silver producing district, despite general hard times.
The passage questions how conversion alters temper if a person remains passionate, malicious, resentful, or moody after faith. It argues that without temper change, true conversion is unclear about its purpose or outcomes.
Drover's Journal reports an Indian raid within sixty five miles of Austin. Fifteen to twenty savages attacked herders near Schleicher and Llano counties, mortally wounding Newton Phillips. Minutemen pursued, caught up at Pack Saddle Mountain, killing one warrior and recovering horses. Four whites wounded, one fatally, delaying further pursuit.
The Greeley Sun reports sensational tales of new silver finds near Laporte along the Cache la Poudre in Larimer county. A Golden Transcript tale recites an old legend of a cave with a waterfall of unalloyed silver, noting early trappers ignored riches while chasing game.
Grace Greenwood notes steady agricultural progress on the Plains as the Kansas Pacific Railroad Company experiments with soil cultivation without irrigation. The land, once barren from bison trampling, now yields corn and potatoes with thriving nurseries of forest trees. The ailanthus, dubbed the tree of heaven, grows most flourishingly amid improving conditions.
A reflective aphorism notes that worldly pleasures mislead by promising more than delivered The chase troubles seekers fail to satisfy upon possession and even causes despair when lost attributed to Mine de Lambert
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