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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
9
Fashion notes describe piques and duck costumes as summer’s chic. Light fabrics with embroidery appear in various colors, including pastel blues and white with red trim. Styles feature circular skirts, sailor collars, tucked muslin tucks, and plaited or shingles skirts, with coordinated jackets and vests in contrasting color schemes.
An authority from Paris notes khaki cloth dominates fashion with chic racing costumes. Descriptions include skirts laid in shingles, ecru lace bodices on black satin belts, and sleeves in shingles, plus white organdie and lace trims. White veiling gowns, Russian laces, and satin ribbons feature in intricate designs.
A picturesque batiste frock features a skirt formed of clusters of fine plaits at the hips creating a full round silhouette. The blouse showcases vertical tuck clusters, completing a delicate tailored look.
A fashion description notes a white mousseline de soie gown featuring a deep embroidered collar, full baggy sleeves with lace cuffs, and extensive shirring. The bodice shows a sleeveless bolero, while the skirt is shirred at the side and trimmed with lace squares around the hem.
A detailed look at luxurious bodice fashions featuring heavy taffeta silk and renaissance lace. Descriptions cover box plaits, pearl button groups, green-blue velvet trims, and belt ribbons. Boleros emerge as a popular seasonal accent with brocade and lace ensembles across the wardrobe.
A bolero features a gray nun ceiling model with a full round skirt. It shows inverted Vs formed by plaits at the back and a high black satin belt. Embroidered white muslin sleeves and chemi sette decorate the ensemble with a coat shaped high collar and turnover cuffs on elbow sleeves.
Fresh calf liver sliced and flour dusted is fried in butter until brown Then more butter parsley onions and mushrooms are added Fry the herbs then stir in flour and stock or warm water to form a sauce Season with salt pepper and lemon juice Serve hot
Soak bread crumbs in milk then beat eight eggs with the crumbs. Melt butter in a pan, pour in the egg mixture, season with salt and pepper, cook quickly without burning. Serve hot with buttered tomato triangles as garnish.
A muffin style recipe describes doughnuts using one pound of sugar eggs yolks butter molasses sour milk or buttermilk soda and flour to form a moderately stiff dough. The directions emphasize mixing and shaping for frying.
A compact collection of maxims on love money and effort. Subtle warnings about judging character and the value of perseverance are framed as short moral observations. The piece contrasts material concerns with inner progress and cautions against complacency.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Rev. Dr. Bingley is deemed unstable after he refused to marry a divorced woman, costing him a $200 fee. The remark highlights clergy scrutiny of personal choices in marriage controversies.
A statistician claims the typewriter created 5000000 jobs but omits the human costs. The piece argues sedentary workers need Hostet ter s Stomach Bitters to cope with the strain of confinement and improved productivity.
Irate citizen objects to a hand-organ man at the gate. The vendor offers songs for two cents, insisting no playee, while one-cent tunes draw short exchanges and a curt farewell.
The Peabody Medical Institute advertises a six cent postage prospectus for a health and success book set titled The Bennean Life with engravings and a one dollar mail order option. It claims a million copies sold and promotes the works as keys to health vigor and happiness, inviting readers to write for the free Vade Mecum prospectus from No 4 Bulfinch St Boston Mass.
In dialogue the promoter admits striking a paying claim and hawks stock certificates at five dollars each, boasting unprecedented profits from the claimed mineral riches in a mining region. The Washington Star quote frames the bold sales pitch and investor lure.
Brooklyn Life recounts Nellie Meyer’s unfamiliarity with whist as she plays with a partner who trumped the speaker’s ace. She later pays back the slight by leading an ace that is trumped, in a small humorous club anecdote.
The notice urges readers to peruse advertisements for amusement and savings. Advertisers are described as reliable and delivering what they promise, promising value and entertaining stories through the ads.
A concise adage notes a man stays calm when toasted yet becomes heated if roasted, illustrating how insult can provoke a stronger response than mere heat.
Miss Susan Wymar of Richmond School Chicago writes that Peruna brings relief and calls it a blessing after suffering. Mrs Margaretha Dauben Racine City Wisconsin says she feels well and happy after taking several bottles for female complaints amid changes of life. The ad claims Peruna has no equal for irregularities and pelvic catarrh and offers a free women’s book from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
Explained. He says no appetite while a rumble sounds like a cart on cobbles. She jokes that the lunch truck may be the cause and questions what to beat.
Advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder for fitting tight shoes and treating swollen hot sweating aching feet ingrowing nails corns and bunions. Claim includes trial package free by mail and lists Olmsted Le Roy New York as the address.
A reflective note observes that even those who are deaf adapt to many experiences through the idea of hearing. It highlights perception, attitude, and language as central themes in how soundless insight informs daily life.
The report notes needs for a drinking fountain and an eating house. It mentions Eve and Rendlaub with unspecified specialties and threats, indicating ongoing supply considerations and connected concerns.
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