Football Definition From Cambridge
From Cambridge comes a witty definition of football as the pursuit of blown leather by blown humanity highlighting the playful view of the game.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1895
Page
1
Old trousers prompt stir for Miss W in Boston Globe
An elderly editorial woman receives a brown paper parcel labeled Old trousers for Miss W s furnace man from her paper’s manager. A second smaller package hides part of the inscription leading to embarrassment when she discovers the full name Miss W is visible aboard a trolley ride.
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Beacop
Boston Globe
The $1,000 Shot and the Sandy Hook Terror
A New York Mail and Express comparison argues the cost efficiency of the Sandy Hook dynamite gun. It notes that a $1,000 shot guarantees hit within a fraction of a mile, far surpassing old smoothbores and Krupp guns. It also contrasts with 100 Gatling guns costing $10,000 for brief fire with far less effect.
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Sandy Hook
New York Mail
Globe Telegram Route Spans 20000 Miles From Canada to Australia
The proposed telegram link would stretch from British Columbia to New Zealand crossing North America Newfoundland the Atlantic England Germany Russia China Japan Java and Australia. It would circle the globe over 20000 miles long. In May cholera claimed 2500 lives as Europe and America fear a wider spread.
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British Columbia
New Zealand
North America
Newfoundland
Atlantic
England
Germany
Russia
China
Japan
Java
Australia
Globe
Hestar Globe
Fourth Montana Legislature Opens In Helena In Harmony
The Montana State Legislative Assembly convened for its fourth session in Helena with all senators present except Swift of Miles City and Ramsdell of Anaconda. Officers elected include President David E. Folsom and Secretary Frederick I. Foster.
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Montana State Legislative Assembly
Helena
Montana
Swift
Miles City
Ramsdell
Anaconda
Senate
Finance extracts critique on gold demonetization and silver
The piece argues the push to resume gold payments and demonetize silver harmed American labor and fixed incomes. It discusses the 1873 mint act, noting it did not demonetize the old silver dollar but allowed lower weight silver coins and trade dollars, with limited legal tender.
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United States
Europe
Congress
Monetary Commission
Montana House Chooses Leaders In Organizational Session
State Auditor Cook called the House to order and Associate Justice DeWitt administered the oath. Monteath presided as chair while W N Swett was named Speaker and A R Joy Speaker pro tem. Officers include E W Stetson chief clerk, Charles E French assistant chief clerk, J D Taylor sergeant at arms, and J D Mitchell enrolling clerk.
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Cook
DeWitt
Monteath
W. N. Swett
Silver Bow
A. R. Joy
Park
E. W. Stetson
Missoula
Charles E. French
J. D. Taylor
Cascade
Thomas Trevail
Granite
J. D. Mitchell
Teton
L. E. Manning
Ravalli
W. J. Myers
B. F. Hooper
Helena
Geo. W. Jones
Jefferson
Frank Stradling
Madison
von Tobel, Losee, Alderson
Joe Oker
Anderson
W. C. Shippen
Butte
John R. Eardley
Deer Lodge
Lawrence Peck
Walter Donovan
James Donovan
Chas. E. Sligh
Linseed Oil Proposed to Cure Corns Effectively
Linseed oil is presented as a sure remedy for hard and soft corns. If corns are irritated and painful the relief is quick. Apply on a soft rag saturated with linseed oil and dampen nightly and morning for easy painless removal.
Baptism Question Sparks Quick Retort in Sunday School
In a London Tit-Bits moment a rector asks what must precede baptism and a bright boy replies, A baby. The exchange captures witty, self evident truth in the catechising scene.
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London
How to Serve Ice Creams at Dinners
Instructions describe serving ice cream with a wintergreen cream mint alongside. Mints are decorative and refreshing, believed to aid digestion. They appear as croquettes or formed by sticking two together, priced at 60 cents a pound and lasting long.
Singular Creatures
A diary-like remark quotes a teacher correcting a spelling exercise about women. The student replies that his father told his mother that women were singular beings, highlighting a witty clash between schooling and family lore.
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Peter
Blindness Not Necessary Simkins Remarks At Asylum
In a Pick Me Up excerpt Simkins speaks during a visit to a blind asylum and muses on inviting blind men as boarders. He imagines offering hot water to test их belief it is tea or coffee. Mrs Simkins calls him a fool in response.
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Simkins
An Architectural Age of Steel and Mobile Homes
An early note proclaims the Eiffel Tower as a metal landmark and predicts steel and other modern materials will dominate future architecture. The essay foresees prefabricated metal houses, bolted frames, portable units, and relocatable towns replacing fixed leases and stationary homes.
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Pall Mall Chan
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