Night Bell promises prompt care during serious illness
The store advertises that OUR NIGHT BELL will always summon quick and willing service when there is serious illness and a need for prompt relief.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
1
The store advertises that OUR NIGHT BELL will always summon quick and willing service when there is serious illness and a need for prompt relief.
A brief notice requests patrons’ daytime support rather than extra charges for night calls, urging readers to continue their day patronage.
A summary of early war costs and equipment including a first class army band at 200 pounds weekly a British fleet control of 62 docks ships engine cost of a first class warship at 140000 pounds and costs of officers uniforms. It notes Sir Redvers Buller and Sir Alexander Buller as wealthy officers and describes khaki dyed horses and ant bear holes as battlefield hazards. Gen Roberts is named with full titles and Lieut Meiklejohn of the Gordon Highlanders is praised for wounds suffered at Elandslaagte with bullets through arms thigh helmet and a severed finger.
Work on the Paris exposition uncovers millions of rats as laborers fight pests. An international mining and metallurgy congress will meet in Paris mid June with large attendance. Notables Ruste and others will decorate the Publishers' building. A new Paris exposition stamp features The Rights of Man. An American corn kitchen will cost $10,000, aiming to promote maize abroad, where exports of flour far exceed corn meal in value.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes a large movement of Chinese leaving Seattle for Victoria and Hong Kong as part of a national and imperial effort to repatriate bones and prepare for ceremonies in early 1900. A number of Cantonese, now wealthy in America, plan to return to live out their days, with some carrying substantial American gold.
An exhibition at Ghezireh Cairo on March 20 31 and April 1 1900 invites Americans to compete. Florists will exhibit carnations lilies pansies phlox stocks violets roses and other good plants with silver medals and cash prizes. Address W Wilfred Carey secretary Kasr el Doubara Cairo for the English programme.
Mrs Canter lingers in modest society while discussions hint at her failure to rise via proper snubbing of influential figures. The dialogue signals social climbing norms and the pressure to perform in elite circles.
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