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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
7
Poem excerpt describing a beloved house in warm tones. Imagery centers on a brown house framed by living greenery, pink roses, and fairy casements. The speaker finds rest and safety within its walls, a favored refuge in a tranquil setting.
Miss Mary Jones, an aging yet hopeful woman, meets her friend Helen on her birthday. The pair discuss an accident on a railroad journey and the mysterious Mr. Max Vallen, a cynical stranger who travels with them in the compartment.
In the final scene Miss Mary writes forgive and mails it, hoping to heal harm done. Helen, now married to Max Vaugh, returns in sunlight with a joyous reunion as Miss Mary remains a steadfast friend.
Percy the collie of Mana yunk Fire Company No. 12 died after his head wedged in a drain pipe while chasing a pigeon. Firemen later found water pouring from the pipe as the dog drowned. the pigeon escaped unharmed.
The Chicago Post notes that will and routine exercise matter most for health. Before sleep, perform open window airings and simple moves. use a step ladder for activity, rotatory motions, and wind exercises to stay limber. Diet matters. avoid excessive liquids at meals and too much meat. household work also shapes the figure and requires consistent effort.
A staged excerpt from Alfred J. Waterhouse in Success Magazine speaks of tribute to a deceased man. The speakers recall the gentleness and charity shown to a friend or family member as he died. The lines reflect solace and the wish that loved ones remember him for comforting departure.
Jerome Hart recounts Alfonso XIII's wild car driving in Madrid and San Sebastian. The king owns powerful French cars and drives recklessly, prompting talk of speed limits on the king's highway. A royal crash alarms the queen mother, though she escapes unscathed.
A lecturer imagines a railway to the star Centauri to illustrate the vast distance. The ticket agent offers a cent per hundred miles, pricing a through ticket at 2.75 billion dollars. The trip would travel at sixty miles per hour with no stops and take about 48 million years.
Poetic meditation on aging and the futility of pursuing fame wealth and praise. The speaker urges moving beyond hollow ambitions toward成熟 self restraint as life broadens beyond youth and worldly rewards. References to youth passing bells and lofty thoughts frame the contrast between vanity and lasting growth.
Mrs Rabbit sick and Mrs Fox calls to console. The visitor notes lassitude back pain headaches and hip pain. A passerby suggests a tonic, but a bachelor brother dismisses hare tonics as frauds in a New Orleans Times Democrat style quip.
At the Melbourne exposition two new cotton varieties were shown. Caravonica I yields a linen like cotton valued at about 20 cents per pound. Caravonica II produces a silky cotton with a commercial value around 24 cents per pound.
Chas W Bowman 1st Lieut and adjutant of the 4th M S M Cav writes from Lanham Md praising Peruna for curing a severe head and throat cold in forty eight hours and using it preventively for future attacks. He notes family use and recommends it to friends while stating it contains no narcotics and can be used long term without habit formation.
A fragment from a dialogue reveals a playful exchange about aging and learning. A four year old asks why her baby brother has two teeth while her grandpa has none, highlighting curiosity across generations. The tone suggests a humorous domestic vignette.
Clarkson recalls a humorous tale from the law world. While at Danbys wig makers a boy plays in the shop. The barber asks the boy if he is theirs and what he plans for him. If the boy grows clever he will join the business, else be sent to the bar.
In Paulding Mississippi May 15 a family case shows Dodd's Kidney Pills aiding both spouses. Mrs Erby praises relief from backache and female weakness after years of illness, while her husband reports a long battle with a weak bladder cured by the remedy. The ad argues healthy kidneys bring pure blood and overall health.
A Columbus Dispatch column ponders the prominence of Biggs-Is Smanley in the local area. The piece uses witty comparison to a pleasant day thermometer to gauge his standing among residents.
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup soothes teething pain calms wind colic and eases distress for children. A fragment quotes a humorous exchange about collecting curiosities and marriage.
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