17 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1902
Page
1
In Russia a contract between an employer and a worker must include a clause that all Sundays and seventeen great holidays or substituted days will be free from work.
The article notes the average dog life is about ten years with many living fifteen. It cites well authenticated cases reaching from twenty to twenty three years.
The little eye spots at the snail's horn ends help detect light from darkness and allow observation of objects about an inch or two away. The eyes function poorly but are sufficient for basic visual cues in dim conditions.
An estimate shows roughly 400000 to 900 telegrams are forwarded annually across the globe highlighting the enduring reach of telegraphy in modern communication.
The article notes roaches spend noticeable time grooming, cleaning their bodies and organs. It describes a cockroach passing waste through its mouthparts as part of its cleaning behavior.
The smokestacks of our ocean steamers are much larger than is generally supposed. They range from fourteen to eighteen feet in diameter.
Swordfish live five to ten hours after harpooning and can be dangerous at any time, making swordfishing one of the most perilous and exciting pursuits for fishermen.
When glue thickens it may be brought to the desired consistency by thinning with vinegar. Vinegar works better for this purpose than plain water and restores workable texture without weakening the adhesive.
The oldest surviving music is the Blessing of the Priests, once sung in Jerusalem temples and still heard in Hebrew synagogues in Spain and Portugal. The chant survives across centuries in Jewish religious practice.
A historical note asserts that kissing in Japan occurs only between spouses and never between family members or others, reflecting a strict cultural boundary on affectionate displays. The claim emphasizes the rarity and exclusivity of kissing in everyday life.
Dust builds up inside frames making glass look damper and feel thicker to the touch, adding to the housekeeper's annoyance.
Reastan country towns show wood and stone predominance in housing with brick structures scarce. Russian villages favor simple rural houses, reflecting local materials and traditional construction in a sparsely populated region.
The article notes the U S treasury balance of 515 876 205 as not the highest ever and recalls France's post war gold hoard of 3 000 000 000 francs after indemnity payments. It highlights France's rebound and a grand Alaska hunting grounds with giant moose brown bears mountain caribou snow sheep mountain goat and a glacier bear in museums.
Capitol police ejected two hucksters selling produce inside the Capitol. The rule forbids any goods for sale except at senate and house restaurants, and even newspapers cannot be sold within the precincts. The incident underscores strict Capitol conduct.
The Electrical World and Engineer argues that converting from Roman to Arabic numerals saved labor for computation. It cites Rome when Arabic notation was unknown and notes opposition from professional computers to the change, highlighting the efficiency gain.
A Cork lecturer opened with a solemn line about parents and children and concluded that every person in the audience over fifty has felt these mighty truths through the centuries. The remarks reflect a formal address style and moral appeal.
A young man visiting a neighbor’s dairy to see his sweetheart asks the dairyman how the milkmaid is. The elder angrily slams the door, declaring, "Our milk isn't made, it's got from the rows."
Soak the belt removed from pulleys in warm solution of oil and tallow briefly. Then plunge into 100 degree Fahrenheit water and remove immediately. The water temp tempers the leather while driving out oil and tallow.
Merchandine Affont notes that global shipping carries 180 million tons of merchandise annually. He states coal accounts for a quarter of that weight and wheat for one tenth.
Ancient references to wire appear in 170 B C specimens and a Ninevite sample from 1800 years B C shown at Kensington Museum London. Homer and Pliny are cited as early mentions in classical texts.
The grand cross of the Order of St. George is the most envied Russian decoration. Possession requires commanding a victorious army in the field.
A 38-year-old Cowles Camp blacksmith, Andy Norin, shot himself with a 22 caliber rifle in a cabin near Lauerman's sawmill after removing letters and papers. Coroner's jury found despondency caused the act. his body was buried locally. Three similar personal crisis reports have appeared in the county this month.
Sam McGregor longtime Two Dot ranch superintendent married Mrs 1K Pierce yesterday in Chand hotel parlors Bozeman officiant Rev Mr Rector. McGregor has long managed the G R Wilson Swo Dot ranch and is highly popular. the bride is praised for her womanly qualities and suitability as a life partner.
Kid Ogelsby of Helena and George Baker of California are set for a 15 round boxing match for a winner take all purse of 8250 at the Auditorium on Friday night July 25. Baker has trained locally for weeks and the bout follows a prior 20 round draw between them.
A spark from a passing engine on Tuesday noon set fire to an empty freight car in front of the wool warehouse. Harry Allen raised the alarm, and water barrels and extinguishers from the railroad company quickly quelled the flames. The roof of the car was destroyed with no other damage.
The new Big Timbers Opera House opened last Friday, featuring a 8040 foot concrete hall, fireproof roof and stamped steel ceiling. It seats 409 inside with a 125 balcony, offers a 39 by 15 foot stage, a 23 foot wide curtain, and a flexible space for dancing. The building includes six up to date scenery changes, ample cloak room, and excellent lighting and ventilation, aiming to bring high quality performances to towns of this size.
At a past Woman's Editorial Association banquet in Sopeka a toast praised women, but a printer misread the line changing the punctuation to read that "Woman, without her man, is a brute" provoking commentary on gender roles and printing errors.
For sale a six room house with two lots includes a stable and chicken house. Located opposite the court house. For further particulars inquire at the Anderson lodging house.
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