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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
3
A compact reflection on humility courage and persistence amid errors from historic figures. The text contrasts earnest effort with inevitable mistakes and the mindset to persist without stagnation. It ends with a garbled line that preserves the fragmentary sense of a misread quote.
Mrs. Gus Goldbranson and Mrs. Gunder Peterson travel between Livingston and Springdale. Several visitors call on residents from Livingston, Corwin Springs, and Big Timber. Three brides arrive this week, H Telford, Schindele, and Bert Wood and Elsie Bonebright plan to reside near Mendenhall Creek.
Mrs Theo sister from Ogden Utah visits Tintinger ranch while Louis Plaggemeyer takes engine duties at Ellingson garage for cement mixer. John Huyser notes easy road access after buying Ford. A Sunday fishing party reports decent catch despite poor water.
A tale of a young girl Priscilla who, sheltered by a family that forbids self-knowledge, encounters an outspoken elder who declares her beauty. Afterward Priscilla privately gazes at her reflection and expresses awe at her own appearance, prompting a shift in perception within the family.
E S Nadal in Harper's Magazine recounts Lowell's extreme fear of aging. The narrator recalls a March Boston blizzard visit where Lowell watched him descend steps, revealing his preoccupation with youth and age and the loneliness Lowell felt despite good health.
The Woman's Medical College in Philadelphia offers a series of twelve lectures outside the hospital teaching first aid and personal hygiene for women. Dr. Clara Marshall leads the program with ten practical sessions under Dr. Harriet L. Hartley, plus Dr. Mary P. Rupert addressing heat prostration drowning and poisoning.
West Virginia opinion highlights the limits of enforcement under the Yost law. The Gazette notes bootlegging remains rampant at wet and dry borders, cites Wheeling’s 600 speakeasies, and calls prohibition a palliation if morals cannot be legislated.
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