07 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
1
Bozeman Sanitarium offers a quiet home with pleasant surroundings for invalids and those seeking surgical operations. It features separate surgical cases, trained nurses, a resident physician and a renowned Bozeman team led by Dr. H. W. Foster and Professor Bozeman in Montana.
Our meats are consistently good and dependable with tender cuts from pork and beef. We offer sweet breads tongue and very sweet hams among other favorites. Satisfaction depends on proper cooking to avoid toughness in certain portions.
The Saturday Evening Post notes Americans misjudge immigration. It reports 41 races represented in annual immigration and that 23,000,000+ immigrants arrived over 109 years. It highlights Croatia Slovak Hebrew Finnish Polish and others contributing 310,444 of 448,572 last year.
Van Kirk, a noted builder, erected a weatherproof carpenter shop 50 by 80 feet two stories high in four hours, beating the 4% hour target. At 1 pm, 75 men helped lift timbers and raise the frame at River and Fulton streets, while Van Kirk supervised the quick construction noted by the Paterson Letter in the New York Times.
Mr. J Hicolt Schooling reports a long term fall in Britain's birth rate, claiming England now has the lowest birth rate among first rate powers aside from France. He notes 500 to 600 fewer births per year 1894 8 than if 1874 8 rates had continued, across 1894 3.
An unsigned New York Sun piece extols American spectacles as the best in the world due to adaptable design and precise manufacturing. It notes large exports, including to France, Britain, Germany, and other continents, and highlights growing optician presence and usage in the United States. A second item recalls a humorous Washington Star anecdote about a professor’s mental drift during a wild ride, and a third promotes a Lincoln career and character address by Joseph Choate, with distribution details.
An Indianapolis Press item quotes a coachman and cook reacting to a frugal man who saved burned matches for six months. The old man smiles at his thrift as the kitchen fire becomes a comic payoff.
Lord Nelson remains the sole peer to span the Victorian era from 2:20 am at its start on June 21, 1837 to 6:30 pm on Jan. 22, 1901. He served under three monarchs and holds a William peerage, inheriting the title in 1835. He swore allegiance to Queen Victoria and is described as a faithful lord of Edward VII.
In the Indianapolis Press critique the reader is told the play lacks a single villain if the author is excluded, prompting discussion of character morality and storytelling approach.
A tersely observed quote from the Destrait Journal notes that the most agreeable men lack the ability to navigate social relations effectively. The remark contrasts charm with competence in interpersonal dynamics.
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as the universal cure for severe throat and lung troubles. It claims healing, anti inflammatory action, easier expectoration, and better rest, recommending one bottle and noting its long-standing global endorsement. Sold by Budd Drug Co and promoted in Green's Prize Almanac.
Household goods good as new offered at reasonable prices by W F Gilmour at Kel loge's. Contact for selection and bargains on a range of items.
Sleeper service from the Twin Cities via the Milwaukee line runs daily from Minneapolis 7 50 a m and St Paul 8 00 a m arriving Kansas City 7 o clock next morning. Includes first class Pullman sleeper and a Tuesday tourist sleeper to Los Angeles California. Apply to ticket agents or J T Conley Assistant General Passenger Agent St Paul Minn for rates.
A government approved mail box is offered with the paper subscription. The premium box is furnished at one year for $3.00 paid in advance. This deal appears in Paul Dispatch promotions for rural mail service subscribers.
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