Bozeman Sanitarium Surgical Cases Offered Like None
Bozeman Sanitarium advertises distinct surgical cases with advantages not found in general hospitals. It highlights trained nurses and a resident physician to assure specialized care.
03 Aug 1899
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1899
Page
1
Bozeman Sanitarium advertises distinct surgical cases with advantages not found in general hospitals. It highlights trained nurses and a resident physician to assure specialized care.
Notices of church festivals fairs dancing parties concerts sociables suppers and similar events with admission or profits from sales will be charged five cents per line. Cards of thanks five cents per line obituary poetry one dollar per line.
Mr Charles I Tolzhauer of Newark New Jersey testifies Chamberlains is safe and reliable for coughs colds and hoarseness. Budd Druitt Co sells it.
A Philadelphia man Mr K ascends to clear a heavy skylight of snow and slips through. His neighbor, a widow, sits down to dinner, suddenly finds him in the room with snow and broken glass. The incident ends with polite small talk about Mrs K. and their acquaintance.
The piece recounts Professor Blickie of ten in Edin burgh who told an anecdote about a dirty bootblack. The wiry old patriarch refused a shine and offered sixpence for washing his face. The boy declined the money and told the professor to keep it, adding a lordly remark about his hair.
A 19th century account claims Mentone and nearby areas transformed from healthy farming communities into centers of consumption. It argues that wealthy invalids and local workers spread tuberculosis germs through clothing and soil, infesting air, water, and crops and turning peasants into consumptives.
A fragmentary, period tone exchange from the Indianapolis Journal questions morality after a shooting during prayer. A mountaineer asserts that restraint would have let the man pray and perhaps convert, implying a fatal decision framed as necessity.
The behavior of pendulums depends on air density and temperature. Higher air density increases damping and slows motion while temperature shifts can slightly change material length and swing timing.
A New Orleans Picayune report notes a man risks trouble by taking on obligations or actions without providing security or collateral. The item emphasizes caution about unsecured commitments and potential consequences.
Fr Newell, hydrologist with the Geological Survey, reports Colorado has ample water to irrigate the state. He outlines how river gauge data guide reservoir siting and seasonal yields, urges federal construction and notes new artesian conditions and water-bearing rock studies. A geyser show drew a large audience at night with moonlit eruptions attracting tourists.
O D Wheeler of the Northern Pacific reports a new geyser near Fountain hotel in Yellowstone erupting twice in 24 hours. The spouter, an old mountain geyser reappearing in a different crater, erupts from three vents with diameters up to 20 feet and five feet in the others. The display shakes the ground and throws up debris in spurts.
General Rosecrans praised inspector general Arthur Ducat for risking his life at Murfreesboro. Ducat pressed through rifle fire to deliver dispatches and rescue the endangered regiment led by General Stanley, despite fierce bullets and a mortally wounded horse. Ducat declared his duty noting he had a wife and children.
A Pennsylvania manufacturer’s brother, a spendthrift poet, prints a book of verse that he dedicates to the wealthy man. The brother buys the entire edition and plates and destroys the poems by a bonfire. He then pays the poet to do nothing but throttle his verse fiend, while profiting from the ruse and founding a Chicago printing venture.
A short letter from Dublin describes sending an old coat by parcel post. The writer Pat explains that they have cut the cuffs off to reduce weight and instructs Tim to find them in the inside pocket. The note closes with a cordial sign-off.
A report warns that the Indian crocodile is a ferocious danger causing severe harm to people in lower Bengal. Communities seek measures to curb attacks and protect civilians.
The Galveston News notes that Awan's record is described as being largely built on his own assertions.
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