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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
2
The article discusses outdoor treatment for tuberculosis and pneumonia as a wartime and medical advance. It notes Philadelphia clinicians advocating home and open air care for twenty five years and describes Jefferson hospital roof ward experiments with high cure rates and low fatalities, though exact figures are withheld.
The Chicago Record Herald reports that Wisconsin College of Agriculture alumni are sought after with salaries from 600 to 3000 dollars yearly after the 1911 class. It notes a shift to scientific farming and greater adoption of university-led methods by farm owners eager for expert knowledge.
Justice Marean notes that law does not allow a husband to leave his wife merely for nagging and questions whether courts can fairly judge the justification. He contrasts regional divorce rules and observes some women are born naggers or have nagging thrust upon them by irritating conduct.
July 4 marks Independence Day celebrations in multiple cities including Platteville Greeley Pueblo Trinidad Walsenburg Gray Durango Fort Collins Longmont Loveland Lamar Walden. July 17-19 features Electrical Contractors' Association Convention in Denver and Gunnison County Cattle Growers' Association gathering July 18-19 in Gunnison. August 6-8 hosts International Council Knights of Columbus in Colorado Springs. September 3 hosts State Game Wardens convention in Denver. September 18-20 San Luis Valley Fair in Alamosa.
Mrs. Nate Calvin of Greeley suffered a broken jaw when she was thrown from a carriage five weeks ago. She remained unaware of the injury until four weeks later when she yawned and felt the break. Doctors plan to wire the bone to set it.
The Colorado Industrial Institute, a black institution in the West, closed a successful session and intends to open in new quarters with better facilities and a larger faculty. Enrollment starts September 9, 1910. From Oct 1, 1910 to May 1, 1912 cash donations totaled $1,850.50 and student tuition reached $350.
The State Tax Commission’s first report shows total 1912 assessments of sleeping car, railroad, express, telegraph and telephone companies at 61,008,767 dollars, up from 60,449,990 last year. Major rail lines mostly unchanged. Mountain States Telephone rises to 3,707,860 while Garfield County Telephone drops to 5,100. several express firms see shifts. Western Union stays at 682,800. a board note says old assessments were largely accurate.
Small items from Colorado towns cover a wide range from a Cripple Creek killing by a highwayman to new town status for Orchard City. Reports note railroad sales, flood damage estimates, weather impacts, and local civic projects.
A humorous plea scene unfolds as a defender argues the defendant should avoid a prison sentence to spare her humiliation, noting the danger of humiliation from striped prison garb. The brief exchanges include a dramatic judge’s response and a lighthearted aside about the prisoner being discharged.
Instead of liquid antiseptics, tablets and peroxide, many people prefer Paxtine which is cheaper and better. At druggists 25c a box or sent postpaid on receipt of price by The Paxton Toilet Co. Boston Mass.
A reformer questions the abundance of men in the jail and a guide replies that the core issue is their inability to leave. The exchange hints at chronic confinement and limited freedom within the facility.
A compact ad style passage promotes Red Cross Bag Blue for clean white clothes and Garfield Tea for stomach and bowels. The piece also cautions that a girl should assess a young man’s ability as an airship chauffeur before promising to fly with him.
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