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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
8
Aileen Beath in Smart Set writes to a beloved, confessing minor faults hidden by pride and desire, asking for pardon rather than contempt. The speaker seeks forgiveness for unspoken failings, praising the beloved’s clarity and offering repentance through restrained candor.
Archibald Queen, leader of a fast London club, invites five members to a farewell dinner before departing abroad. As he raises a toast the pistol appears but a thunderbolt strikes the chimney, killing him instantly and ending his plan to shoot himself.
George Old argues in the Saturday Evening Post that journalism rewards instinct and speed over formal schooling. He notes that editors prize quick perception and clear narration, while many graduates lack the ability to identify and report news, making journalism a survival of the fittest profession.
A New York Sun quote describes a waitress at a quick lunch restaurant who notes tips are scarce for daytime staff compared with night workers. She laments wage fairness and the gender dynamics that reward customers with smiles while paying less to female daytime workers.
Anthropologists agree that there is no distinct Celtic man varied race. A language named Celtic exists, but speakers come from diverse races. Celtic origin remains a mystery with millions in Brittany and the British Isles speaking it, yet they vary widely in race and characteristics.
In a letter to Tur Pronger editor Liz of Big Timber Montana BE. W. Beatriz U S Surveyor General for Montana outlines petition rules for surveying unsurveyed lands. Requirements include township focus, sworn affidavits, proper forms, and multi settler support for larger surveys with encouragement to inform nearby settlers. Maps of Montana areas are available on request.
The correct sleep posture is on the right side with limbs extended and arms relaxed either by the body or stretched but not raised above the head. The mouth should be closed and the body muscles relaxed, as elevated arms can hinder blood flow and cause restlessness or wakefulness, per American Queen.
The article discusses how having a definite life purpose sustains willpower and guards against weakness, suggesting that goal driven effort can outperform medicine. It cites A 8. Atkinson as advising women’s readers on enduring motivation and achievement before death.
The notice claims that over 75 percent of Americans suffer from dyspepsia and liver issues, listing symptoms like sour stomach headaches heartburn and nausea. It promotes August Flower at 75 cents with a claim that two doses relieve symptoms.
Chicago to Buffalo and return tickets priced at 13 cents, 16 dollars round trip with 12 day limit, and 21 dollars for 30 days, with connections to Buffalo and to New York at reduced rates. John Y. Calahan, General Agent, 111 Adams St., Chicago, offers timetable folders with train times.
Special reduced fares Chicago to New York and return with three through daily trains. Vestibuled sleeping cars and dining car service on the America Club meals plan from 35 cents to 1.00. Chicago depot locations listed. John Y. Calahan offers full information and illustrated folder.
Chicago dates July 23 24 25 for Baptist Young Peoples Union of America at 13.50 round trip. Louisville August 24 25 26 for Triennial Conclave Knights Templar at 21.50 round trip. Buffalo all summer for Pan American Exposition at 324.50 round trip. All tickets valid on Pioneer Limited. In Milwaukee call or write J T Conley assistant general passenger agent St Paul for details.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway promotes its Pioneer Limited from Minneapolis and St Paul to Chicago with daily five trains to Buffalo for the American Exposition. It highlights observation, buffet, private compartments, standard sleepers, Buffalo smoking cars, and superior dining, offering cheap return rates and full guidance via J I Conley in St Paul.
Special excursion fares offered from Big Timber to Buffalo and back via standard lines 61.70 with differential lines 50.20 tickets on sale first and third Tuesday monthly June to October 1901 transit limit seven days each direction good to return within 30 days of sale Epworth League meets in San Francisco July 18 to 24 Big Timber to San Francisco round trip 850.00 tickets on sale July 7 to 14 final return August 3 1901 one fare round trip to Springdale on train No 3 leaves Saturday morning return Sunday
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A Good Thing German Syrup is presented as a premier prescription by Dr A Boschee a renowned German physician. It claims to rapidly cure coughs colds and severe lung troubles by addressing the cause and restoring health with years of trusted use and high sales.
Two work horses are missing a gray gelding branded on the right thigh with a figure one and a bay gelding branded with a mule shoe on the right shoulder. Both wore old shoes. A suitable reward is offered for their return. Contact Q B Curtis, P O address Big Timber.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Big Timber Montana on July 6 1901 Carrie Sander son assignee of Warren Weaver filed notice of intention to prove desert land claim No 800 for the NW4 NE4 Section 4 Township 3 North Range 14 East M PM at Big Timber Montana before U S Commissioner Lanphear on August 17 1901. Witnesses named Adolph R Cavane Knute Benson John A Oliver Charles O Hathaway A L Love. First Publication July 11 1901.
The perfume makers of Rome lived in a special quarter set apart for their use. Whole streets housed their shops and served as lounging places for wealthy young nobles.
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