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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1898
Page
3
A stylish street gown features dark green velvet yoke and mohair fabric with black and green embroidery. The piece accompanies a dainty ecru net cravat edged in yellow lace. The article also discusses London’s bachelor women, arguing about independence, gender roles, and social expectations in contemporary life.
Margaret Hudson, doubting her heart’s desire, prays alone on Thanksgiving morning as twenty years pass without word from her son Jim. A private revelation moves her to seek trust in God, and she is joyfully reunited with Jim at home, ending with a quiet dinner and renewed faith.
In a Prairie Dog saloon on Thanksgiving day Wild Bill taunts Grizzly George with a boastful tally of crimes and kin, claiming forty two stage robberies fifty six jails and a line of sons and liars, and ends by leaving with a swagger as he brags about his infamous family. The piece then shifts to a rustic poem about old-fashioned pumpkin pies and a mother’s care.
A man reflects on gratitude on bended knee giving thanks for remaining single rather than wedding his summer love. He considers blessing in restraint and the value of companionship lost to marriage.
Poem offering gratitude to God for blessings across the year. Reflects on harvest, family gathered at home, loss and comfort, and praise for providence from sea to sea. Ends with a prayerful refrain and attribution to Margaret E. Sangster.
Mumbled exchange between Henry Clay Snowballz and G Washington Johnette as they discuss a turkey ritual and playful shaking of roosts in a rustic scene. The dialogue hints at rural humor and comic misinterpretation.
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