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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1901

Page

13

Camping Montana Style The Hilarity Darbee Brooks Camps

Montana campers showcase diverse camps from Beckwith on the Rattlesnake to Hilarity clubs in Bitterroot and Fish Creek. Articles praise outdoor life, practical gear, and seasoned guides while noting freedoms, discipline, and health benefits of extended periods in the hills.

Western Montana Beckwith Bluenoge C. E. Beckwith Missoula Omfort F. L. Darbee G. F. Brooks Hilarity Club Wallace and Missoula Hilarity Bitter Root Fish Creek Mineral Land Commission J. J. Buckley G. A. Wolf

Wealth of the Osages

The Kansas City Journal notes a common misperception of the Indian near the Nation as ignorant and dependent on government rations, challenging stereotypes and highlighting a broader perspective on Osage wealth and status.

Precious Stones. Fake gems sold from ten cents to

A brief from a historical page notes that imitation precious stones are marketed at low prices, with some items offered for about ten cents and up. The item list and exact prices appear partially readable, indicating a focus on inexpensive costume gems.

The Secrets of Artificial Diamonds Revealed

The article explains Strass glass and emeralds made by melting borax arsenic potash with sand and chrome oxide, and notes opals are now copied with electricity. It describes collecting diamond dust from real stones, purifying it with acids, pressurizing to create thin sheets, veneering stones, and selling those false gems at up to 2.50 dollars for an unset piece.

Strass

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