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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1898
Page
8
A poetic meditation on nature's majesty and the speaker's ascent beyond mortal limits. The poem describes snow capped peaks, misty depths, and thunderous skies as a path to communion with the infinite and a glimpse of the divine order ruling all. Words evoke mountains, rivers, and a desire to pierce the veil between earth and higher reality.
A determined woman on Main and Court in Auburn tries to board a streetcar bound for College Street. The conductor and motorman engage in a humorous exchange as the woman seeks her nephew James Strout of Rural Avenue. She finally boards, then yelps upon finding her nephew near Skinner. The tale ends noting fate watching over resolute women.
America leads in railway tunnel lighting with the Baltimore tunnel illuminated and plans for Hovfun. The St Gothard tunnel in Europe will soon use arc lamps. Lighting is said to reduce accidents by enabling engineers to see far ahead and stop trains in time.
The story recounts Senator Aaron Burr discovering a homespun boy drawing a map of a curricle and horses. Burr funds the youth's education, helping him become the artist Vincenzo Vanderlyn who painted Burr and Theodosia. Vanderlyn rose from poverty to painter of note, modernizing his life through Burr's generosity.
A humorous note on golf terms tracing origins from Icelandic Gaelic and Swedish sources. It cites the tee putt links and loft with linguistic roots. A separate item reports an anarchic act at Kursk involving a Russian convent image that damaged fixtures but spared the holy picture.
A Mississippi family tried Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for a two year old with a persistent cough after physicians offered no relief. A single 25 cent bottle brought quick improvement and the child was symptom free within forty eight hours. Moore & Budd offer the remedy in 23 and 50 cent sizes.
Fragmentary text discusses selling efforts and money, mentioning ease and furnishing with guidance. It references years and correspondence but lacks clear facts or entities.
The Austrian government possesses a Hun garian opal measuring 337 inches long and 24 dnebes thick, weighing 17 ounces and valued at $20,000. Liu fire opal, described as boney yellow with firelike brilliance, is priced from 85 to 210 per carat.
The report notes Uruguay’s high newspaper per capita is unmatched globally, highlighting its vibrant press scene relative to population. It cites strong local publishing, diverse titles, and active reader engagement across major cities.
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