Montana Fourth Session Opens with Wide Bill Draft
The Fourth Montana Legislature meets in Helena with a flood of introduced bills. Senate measures include school bond refunds and a state fair at Great Falls, plus a Soldier's Home for Glendive and county line commissions. House items cover Broadwater and Rosebud counties, mining, licensing, dentistry, and public employment, among others.
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Montana State Legislative Assembly
Helena
Glendive
Cullen
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Granite County
Sligh
Great Falls
Tallant
Hammer imprint in molasses candy ties Lewiston burglary to death
A Lewiston burglary case centers on a hammer head left in candy recovered from a kitchen pan. The thief entered by frying pan trick, but the hammer head’s imprint helped identify the suspect after the thief died later. The tale ends with the recovered papers and jewelry and a $300 found at the owner’s home.
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Tere
Lewiston
How to Renew Stained Floors with Beeswax Turpentine
Instructions advise renewing dull stained floors by rubbing thoroughly with a mixture of beeswax and turpentine. Repeat as needed to restore finish and luster to the wood surfaces.
Reinforced Steam Pipes In Italian Navy
The Italian Navy adapts wire reinforcement for steam tubes by winding multiple copper or delta metal wires around straight tubes. Tubes under eight inches diameter use plain drawn copper. larger tubes are brazed from copper sheets and wrapped with spirals of wire. Ends are fixed independently of flanges to ensure continued strength if a wire fails.
Physicians Bugaboos and Unfashionable Remedies
The New York Times notes doctors advocate or denounce various cures from tea to coffee and hot water with or without claret. It cites Sir Andrew Clark attacking tea, others favor hot water, and claims early rising harms some constitutions while invigorating mornings may exhaust others.
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Andrew Clark
New York
London
New York Times
Bird hat controversy sparks debate in Indianapolis Journal
Mr Grimme-It complains about the slaughter of birds for ladies hats. Mrs Grimme-But recalls a bright bird wing that drew her attention and led to their marriage, prompting a sharp exchange on the issue.
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Bozeman, Mont
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