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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1902

Page

8

Nervy mountain railroading demands nerve and skill

An interview with a Rio Grande Western official details the dangers of Colorado routes. He explains that mountain grades, sharp curves, landslides, and trestles test engineers and require youth, strength, and calm. a single mistake can mean disaster.

Cololo Midland Denver and Rio Grande West Colorado Marshall Pass Royal Gorge Butte Inter- Mountain

Ingenious horticulturist seeks truly black flower

A 17th century style note discusses the quest to produce a flower that is entirely black, noting that despite many efforts over three centuries and literary fame like Dumas The Black Tulip, no truly black flower exists yet.

Alexandre Dumas

Deceitful Woman Lures in Belief with False Trust

A fragment describes a deceitful woman who appears confiding. The speaker notes that her seeming trustworthiness hides a lack of real confidences and character.

Insects Intoxicated by Cosmos Flower Nectar Study

Research by Dr. J M Weir Jr shows cosmos flower nectar and pollen intoxicate insects. Bees and beetles appear to become drunken after consuming the nectar or pollen, with observed behavior including staggering and exhilaration after ingestion.

J. M. Weir, Jr

When Everything Sticks humor on muggy weather and burglary

A retired burglar recalls muggy weather making lock and drawer work risky. He notes instruments may stick or fly open, causing falls, rusted tools, and danger, shaping his rule to stay home on humid days to avoid mishaps in break in work.

New York Sun

Correct Coat Buttoning Theory Before Nine Tells All

A fashion note argues that nine of ten people button coats wrong starting at the top. It explains the collar and lapel area is the weakest for shaping and that fastening by the top button strains the shoulders and neck, harming the coat’s appearance over time.

Made Good Matchen and the Fish Message

A playful exchange wonders why Mrs Wise serves fish at nearly every meal. He suggests it might be for phosphorus or for making matches, while She rebukes the insinuation about girls and brains. The dialog hints at health notions and social chatter.

City council sets price on Auckland rats and a grocer’s boy sells scalp

A Sydney Bulletin item notes Auckland officials price rats, a grocer’s boy kills about 30 rats and brings back the scalp money. The master then declares the rats belong to him and tells the boy to pay the money to the cashier.

Auckland Aberdeen Gray Sydney Bulletin

Dictionary shows how others spell our language

A Minneapolis Times quotation defends the dictionary as a mirror of mispellings and shows how little of the language each person actually uses, likening words to a vast ocean and our intake to a small cup.

Minneapolis Times

Fond of the Girls Love Affairs of George Washington

The Chicago Times-Herald recounts George Washingtons early romantic life. It traces initial attractions to a landlady called the lowland beauty and to Lucy Cary, then Betsy Fauntleroy who rejected him, followed by Mary Phillipse in New York. He finally wooed and wed Martha Dandridge Custis at Waynes Ferry in 1758.

Iflaire George ‘Washington Oneland Mary Lucy Cary Colonel Airfax Virginia Betsy Fauntleroy New York Mary Phillipse Waynes Ferry Willamsburg Martha Dandridge Custis Daniel Park Custis Chicago Times-Herald

Household Hints For Cleaning And Preservation

Practical tips on pantry storage with lime to keep dry air, flannel care for napkins, silk stain removal with alcohol, window glass cleaning with alcohol and whiting, whitening feathers using naphtha and sulphur vapor, and making clear starch by boiling and thinning with blue water. Includes stain removal steps and safety notes.

Including the Frame

A self taught artist shows off his framed painting in a Strand shop with a pretty companion. He asks the price and learns the window picture costs three shillings, the dealer adds that the frame is included.

Strand London Scott

The Successful Doctor and the Ghosts

The king of purgatory seeks a skillful Chinese physician. Lictors visit doctors whose doors have no aggrieved spirits. At last one door has only a single shade, deemed promising, but they learn he began practice the day before.

Purgatory Earth Giles

Be Wice Says Uncle Eben On Reputation

Uncle Eben counsels patience and listening to the youth speaker to gain respect. The quote contrasts wisdom with talk and notes listeners may leave thinking you cannot help being wise after long listening.

Eben Washington Star

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