Bozeman Sanitarium Promotes Quiet Home for Ill
A Bozeman facility advertised as a quiet home with pleasant surroundings for invalids and those seeking surgical operations, positioning itself as a comforting treatment option.
24 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1901
Page
1
A Bozeman facility advertised as a quiet home with pleasant surroundings for invalids and those seeking surgical operations, positioning itself as a comforting treatment option.
A father recalls earning a nickel from farm work and spending it at a bakery for a custard pie, savoring the first purchase and the joy of owning money. The excerpt continues with a note on Native American facial symbols and their meanings, as described in Pearson's Magazine.
The article explains that each paint mark on an Indian’s face carries a definite meaning read by others. War paint signals personal honors and family or tribe distinctions, with individuals possibly bearing multiple marks or wearing all honors at once.
A lazy man before a magistrate says he cannot find work. The judge offers six months hard labor with shelter food and clothing. The prisoner tearfully agrees that any honest job would suffice. Next case proceeds.
Fontenelle, fond of asparagus with oil, served half the dish oil and half butter for a guest who preferred butter. As the alibe guest collapsed in a fit, Fontenelle rushed to the kitchen yelling All with oil.
A wife asks if a woman should look up to her husband and Mr Meekton replies that when danger or loud noise occurs at home it is the man's duty to take top steps of the ladder and assume responsibility. The Washington Star reports the exchange.
A London correspondent relates a Duchess of Montrose bazaar tale where a Seatchwoman offers 2s 6d for a photo of the duchess while she jokes about the duke. The woman finally pays half a crown for the duchess portrait, and the duchess adds the remaining half to the fund.
A court tale recalls a valet theft at the levee when the first monsieur, after dressing, warned “Watch strikes” and urged a quick separation. A French gentleman later facing robbers at 5 pm comments on the early opening, showing wit and tact.
In a Detroit Free Press item, Hunker laments a policy denial by a life insurance company. Spotts asks why, and the reply cites the applicant’s habit of gathering mushrooms, casting doubt on his risk as a policyholder.
In a brief dialogue a parent notes his son's stage success while an architect quips they both earn from drawing good houses. The text then shifts to stray stories and dubious claims about typhoid in Polynesian regions and land use in Scotland.
A warm roast of beef described as fresh clean wholesome and nicely prepared. The speaker invites you to place your next meat order for any kind you want.
The regular examination of applicants for teachers certificates will be held February 15 and 16, 1901. Stellail Walker, County Superintendent.
Professor Houton boasts that in ten years travel he has met more users of Green's August Flower than any other remedy for dyspepsia liver and stomach disorders and constipation. He says it suits tourists and workers handling office duties facing headaches and irregular habits and notes its safety with frequent use. Sample bottles are free at Budd Drug Co and it is sold globally with Green's Prize Almanac advertised.
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