Alder Gulch’s Rich Legacy in Montana Gold Dredging
Montana mining history centers on Alder Gulch with vast dredging since 1862. By 1914 Alder Gulch yielded about 6.8 million dollars, shaping Montana as a top gold producer after California. Conrey Placer Mining Co. began in 1898 with four electric dredges and 650 horsepower. equipment cost around 1.2 million dollars, powered from the Madison River plant. Estimates indicate millions more remain, with dredging extending over 10 acres of valley and three gravel strata awaiting extraction.
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Laying Down the Law on Sunday Barberies
In Des Moines the Davenport case argues shaving is not labor and that the state cannot deny a barber the Sunday shop open privilege. Attorneys contend if a man can carry a mule on Sunday, he has a right to have his head carried, a somewhat humorous framing of the legal point.
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Profit in Drug Plants and Home Garden Growers
An Illinois Pharmacists association talk highlights profitable drug plants grown by households. Belladonna and hydrastis yield high prices. war reduces foreign supply, boosting US cultivation. The article lists belladonna, hyoscyamus, scopalamine, stramonium, podophyllum, cascara, rhubarb, and castor oil as usable drugs with cautions on dosing and safety.
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Domestic service for men after the war
The piece surveys postwar employment shifts in Britain and America as women who joined war industries fear losing hard won pay and hours. It notes widespread moves from domestic work to factories and fields, men facing novel roles as hotel staff and service workers, and debates on whether veterans will reclaim traditional domestic positions. It highlights girls in London taxis, women in mines, farms, and aeroplane engine plants, and the growing female workforce challenging prewar gender roles.
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Timber Plag Warns of Blister Fungus in New York
The white pine blister is traced to currant and gooseberry bushes. New York orders destruction of berry bushes to curb the forest plague.
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