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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
2
Local ads list farm machinery real estate loans hardware and meat delivery services. Various notices promote livestock for sale milch cows work mares and pigs alongside restaurants hotels and a Grand restaurant. Also appears are cultural notes on cats and tennis history.
The alfalfa mill of the Alfalfa Products Co. or any part of the machinery will be sold at private sale. Trustee G. M. Parker of Big Timber Montana announces the sale.
Diamond mountain in Korea rises in Kangwon province as part of a great mountain ring. The granite peaks form a rugged cluster about fifty miles in circumference covering over twenty five square miles with roughly twelve thousand summits, densely forested and nearly unclimbable.
A Western college English professor criticized Campbell’s Ye Mariners of England for the line The star of peace return arguing stars do not shine after night. A witty student quipped about seeing stars between the eyes. The professor replied the star of peace would not be appropriate.
A brief ancient guideline explains mending amber by applying linseed oil to broken edges and heating with a sas jet. The oiled edges are pressed together and held until the gluey join cools, with the remainder of the amber covered by cloth.
The cockney dialect has endured for centuries amid higher culture speech. In the Bahamas, settled over 200 years ago by Londoners, cockney speech remains strong alongside standard varieties.
Town Topics notes Hokus-Scribbler's new novel is highly realistic and dull to the point of inducing sleep with lengthy yawning chasm description.
A brief exchange contrasts a poor man with a millionaire. One frets over the next meal while the other frets over the last, illustrating common worries across social classes.
A brief dialogue fragment from the Boston Tran script features a sharp exchange about a disrupted meeting with a girl's father. The speaker notes the father's strong response, humorously describing grabbing by the coat collar as the parry.
A student asks for the meaning of vice versa and a classmate offers a humorous definition about sleeping with feet toward the head of the bed, reflecting a light moment in a school setting.
A fragment from a New York Times dialogue references eating too much and ponders the unknown experience. The exchange features a brief back-and-forth between actor and poet about appetite and imagination.
A proverb offers a terse maxim about outcomes not matching efforts. It warns that choices or schemes may fail to yield expected results regardless of location or intention.
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