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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
8
A poetic dialogue between fle the bold carnation and a shy rose. He stands by the window beside a jardiniere, with Sevres ware on display. The rose confesses longing and vows to keep the kiss forever in her heart.
Howard Pearce encounters Miss Moore at a Confederate Veterans encampment on a July day. A storm interrupts a tender confession under an old fort tree, revealing she is from Illinois and not a Yankee, followed by a vows of marriage as the rain clears.
A witty exchange from Modern Society recalls a beauty praising Paderewski while violinist Kubelik reveals his fear of losing originality after hearing Paderewski. He confesses he would rather let Paderewski keep his own joy and genius than risk his own cherished independence.
Hunters ride swift horses into a herd armed with spears and clubs. They wear thick breast mats to block kangaroo strikes as the animal jumps over horses. After bagging, they skin the game, stretch the hide to dry, and tally 100 kills before returning to civilization.
An English paper recounts a tale from America where a conjurer, facing a quiet crowd, asks for a pint of whisky to perform a feat. A tall stranger offers a quart flask and the audience reacts collectively, moving toward the platform to assist.
A London Chronicle item notes a large city firm with a single employee repeatedly harmed on June 12 over several years. Arm loss, a broken leg, a broken arm, and three broken ribs prompted the firm to require a July 12 holiday thereafter. A Massachusetts insurance chief cites strong supervision. The piece ends with a light quip from Pick-Me-Up.
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