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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1898
Page
7
Abner marries in Jerusalem then meets the spirit of his dead friend Caleb at his grave. Caleb reveals the secret of immortality and warns of the earthly delay's cost, urging Abner to live well to prepare for eternity. The scene ends with Abner waking at sunrise, puzzled by the night’s vision.
In a reflective journey toward Jerusalem, Abner struggles to recognize the now ruined city. He recalls the temple's glory and laments the loss of home, friends, and country after seventy dreamful years and Rome's triumph.
A man who pursues a night of revelry learns the darkest hour often comes just before sunrise. The saying captures the idea that trouble or difficulty peaks before relief or improvement arrives.
The article recounts Louis Napoleon Bonaparte from infancy to death, detailing his prison years in Strasbourg and other cities, his rise to president then emperor after the coup, and his mixed military ventures from Crimean War to Mexico. It notes his war policy of a new war every four years and Bismarck’s rise ending his program.
Last year 8,532,705 bales were produced across Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Indian territory Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia with Sea Island the largest at 104,368 valued at $6,000,958. Upland crop valued about $285,810,606 with 23,273,269 bales and 37 a bale yield per acre. Texas soil favors Egyptian cotton and a new gin improves seed separation. a drink labeled a tin roof is noted.
A Twelfth Street tavern story in the Philadelphia Record recounts three patrons ordering a “tin roof” and a bartender mixing whisky gin and apollinaris. They reveal the drink name by explaining it is “on the house” as they leave, delivering a lighthearted local joke.
The Minnesota rule requiring coloring of oleomargarine and similar products to reveal imitations was upheld by Judge Lochren in a U S District Court decision. The Texas Stock and Farm Journal notes the ruling could push stronger controls, aiding farmers against adulterated foods while urging state adoption and strict enforcement.
The article argues tuberculin testing is accurate and safe for sound cattle and may aid recovery in early or limited infections. It urges making tuberculin tests a licensing condition for sale, using only tested bulls, rearing calves from non tuberculous cows, and sterilized milk for calves from tuberculous mothers. It also notes doubts about danger from tuberculous attendants and criticizes ventilation as a primary infection factor.
A recent report notes a marked drop in French butter exports to the United Kingdom. Salt butter value fell from £3.04 million in 1890 to £1.56 million in 1895 before rising to £2.36 million in 1896. fresh butter exports show a steeper decline from £154,711 average (1872–81) to £1,920 in 1896, with yearly drops through 1895.
Newly cleared lands are first used as dairy pasture for cows. Land may be seeded before stump clearance, with stumps left to rot naturally as part of the process.
A constant temperature is required to develop the desired ferments in cheese. Deviations in temperature encourage growth of unwanted bacteria and hinder the targeted cultures.
Advises never wearing shoes or boots with depressions in any sole part to avoid dropping joints or bearings below the level plane. A cautionary safety note on maintaining even foot support.
Louis W. Camp of our city reports a sudden gain of 22 pounds in five weeks after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He describes prior illness with stomach trouble and exhaustion, credits the pills with recovery, and provides a physician’s certificate affirming his current good health.
Last week patents were issued to Northwestern inventors including Josiah S. Andrew Cloquet Minn folding crate Bainbridge P Clark Chateau Mont animal shears William A Ford and J C Mormann Yankton S D weather strip William Kurth Casselton N D breech loading firearm Eugene C McGlauflin Anoka Minn roll off lumber wagon Charles Scott Minneapolis Minn hat fastener Charles L Swanson Pierre S D piano stool Merwin Lothrop Johnson gp tignt Attor Keys 01V Pioneer Press Bldg St Paul
The ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a fast cure for a cold with a money back guarantee if it fails. It emphasizes learning to make the best of life as it comes.
An advertisement promotes Cascarets candy cathartic as a cure for constipation with prices 10c and 25c and a money back guarantee if CCC fails. It also notes American Express will use horseless wagons exclusively in Chicago next month.
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