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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
4
An Omaha Bee editorial argues that critics cling to appearances and praise public figures who play to crowds while those acting from sincere motives face disparagement. Words lack weight without deeds and steadfast conviction makes a safer guide than chasing popular currents.
An ad for Paxton Toilet Co Boston mass offers Paxtine An tiseptic hot douches as a remedy for pelvic catarrh. Priced at 25c a box or sent postpaid on receipt of price.
A compiled list of upcoming Colorado events and gatherings with dates and locations. Items include July 4- Independence Day celebrations in multiple towns, July 17-19 Electrical Contractors Convention in Denver, July 18-19 cattle growers in Gunnison, Aug 6-8 Knights of Columbus in Colorado Springs, Sept 31 state game wardens convention in Denver, and a San Luis Valley fair in Alamosa.
The piece traces early almanacs from Nuremberg 1475 and Richard Pynson’s 1497 English edition, noting the famed Old Moore type and the Mayster Jobs Thybault tract. It highlights claims of predicting wars and royal deaths along with daily medical timing, and quotes a chronicler on choosing the correct day for ailments.
Mia Hippech of Chicago recalls a lifeboat episode after a disaster. She and her daughter were saved from a boat that carried 31 women and two men, one of whom was a Spaniard with a poodle. The man refused to help row, claiming he had to mind his dog.
Airships are described as war machines for the first time in history after Italian dirigibles attacked a Turkish camp with bombs dropped from above, signaling a future of widespread destruction as new engines and resources enable greater warfare.
Longmont report: the Longmont Fish and Game Protective Association pushes rapid relocation of fish to the two forks of the St Vrain river west of the city to boost stocking efforts.
Greeley will install a puimotor device to revive those drowned or asphyxiated. The county commissioners voted to cover 20 percent of the cost, the gas company another 20 percent, and the city a further 20 percent.
Eddie Pratt two year old son of Peter Pratt living four miles southeast of Johnstown wandered from the yard with his mother and fell into an irrigating ditch in front of the home, drowning before her eyes.
In Grand Junction during the third round of a ten round match Australian champion David Reed of Montrose broke his right wrist after striking Jack Welch on the head. Welch was declared the winner. Young James of Fruita scheduled to fight Welchter rounds June 17.
Fort Collins reports a group led by E. L. Salladin plans a quarry venture sixteen miles southwest town. They have optioned 418 acres of granite land and aim to form a corporation with 100000 dollars capital. Estimated plant cost is about 56600 dollars.
An odd ad style piece blends a jest about a milkmaid costume with a Red Cross bag promotion and a warning about self pity as a metaphorical poison. It hints at GarSeld Tea as a supposed remedy while urging memory for liars.
Greeley-C L Fitch, a potato expert, spends long hours in county fields studying soil and water temperatures and their relation to fusarium disease. He urges irrigation on cloudy days or after night when air and surface soil are cool and favors late planting in the district. He notes favorable crop conditions locally and across the state.
Denver reports Colorado produced the most bushels per acre in 1910, based on the Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture. Colorado's 25.7 bushels per acre outpaced the U.S. average of 142, despite one of the driest seasons on record.
In Rochester New York a 13 year old girl suffered monthly dizziness and cramps until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her symptoms after two bottles. A sixteen year old from Stoutsville Ohio reported backache irregularity and improved health after using the remedy. The Lydia Pinkham Medicine Company in Lynn Massachusetts received hundreds of similar letters praising the product.
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