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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
7
Scarce legible ad touts Beremia Cure from Nelson Drug Co promising instant relief for eczema and skin blemishes. It claims a 50 cent bottle cleanses impurities and leaves skin smooth like a child, endorsed by Anne Crome Santie dosa Cat.
An advertisement urges patrons to buy Bray's home cured hams and bacon and pure kettle rendered leaf lard, highlighting local processing and quality.
A roundup of early 20th century facts covers German printing workers and London lamps, Swiss hotel investment, Panama Canal excavation, and conservation efforts. It notes rising hotel capital, forest planting, taxation, and public safety in Boston with a patrol system, plus large steel ingots, fireproof storage in terra cotta, and cross-border trade impacts in Europe and the Americas. It reports floods losses of 168 million dollars, labor trends in Morocco and Britain, and educational links for Indians in the United States.
A Copenhagen professor predicts Americans will speak American in England within centuries. He notes US slang as vivid, metaphor-rich and practical, surpassing Shakespearean English. The London Globe criticizes the trend as creeping into English and deplores it.
The article traces sweet potato arrival from China to Japan via the Loochoos, noting Aoki Kongo's 18th century horticultural recommendation and a grave monument calling him the potato professor. It highlights Tokyo's 1000 plus potato ovens, annual roast sales exceed 1 million yen, and the role of cheap, wholesome food for the poor in trains and stations.
The article notes leading figures in Russian music did not stick to one pursuit. Tschaikovsky was a lawyer, Cui a fortifications professor and general, Borodine a physician, Rimsky Korsakov a navy officer, Bakuetl a timber merchant, Mousswresky a soldier, and Sokaisky a diplomat who later edited Odessa’s major newspaper.
Milk supplies lime essential for teeth and helps prevent decay. Expert note emphasizes lime content as a key factor in dental health and decay prevention.
CC W C CampRelis attorney for administrator announces first publication on November 20, 1913.
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