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Newspaper

Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1901

Page

5

Inheritance Promise for Western Canada Lands

A letter to the editor extols opening new districts in the Saskatchewan Valley and Assiniboia for homesteads and purchases. It cites fertile soil, strong yields of wheat and potatoes, favorable climate, and proximity to railways, markets, and services. It urges settlers to apply through Canadian government agents for details on the Saskatchewan Valley and Assiniboia districts.

Western Canada Railway Colonization Saskatchewan Valley Assiniboia Saskatchewan Iowa

Photo Button Offer From Rogan's Studio

Rogan's Studio in Whitehall Wisconsin advertises a first class photo button offered at 10 cents from any photo with return of the original image unharmed. A sample button is available for 2 cents postage. The ad also notes a quote about temper and self discipline.

Rogan Whitehall Wis

Not Completed, Mrs Darling Joke Exchange

A quip from the Denver News features Mrs Darling accusing Mr Darling of lacking an income after marriage. He replies he cannot explain until he receives an itemized bill from her dressmaker.

Allen's Foot Ease Ad Urges Foot Comfort

Are You Using Allen's Foot Ease It is the only cure for Swollen Smarting Burning Sweating Feet Coins and Bunions Ask for Allen's Foot Ease a powder to be shaken into the shoes At all Druggists and Shoe Stores 25c Sample sent FREE Ad dress Allen 8 Olmsted LeRoy N

Allen Olmsted LeRoy

Squeaky Boots Spark Exchange in Witty Chat

In a brief exchange a character teases another about squeaky boots suggesting unpaid shoes, while the reply deflects with a retort about other clothing items squeaking, highlighting humor over a trivial issue.

Pile and Fistula Cure Offered by Bros. & Co.

An advertising note promotes a home treatment for piles and fistula from Bros. & Co. Minneapolis Minnesota. The firm claims a sample cure with a price of four cents postage for mailing and promises a free book explaining causes and cures.

Bros. & Co Minneapolis Minn

Manifestations of Gray Matter

A brief exchange mocks a young man’s intellect comparing poetry quoting to plain truth. The quip highlights wit and veracity in a conversational vignette from the Uhicurso TNecord.

Dolly

How Can the Press Increase Its Influence

Prominent figures answer the question at a New York dinner with calls for accuracy fairness and integrity. Whitelaw Reid urges exact truth in reporting and courteous discussion. Bryan stresses clear ownership accountability and unity in supporting good causes. Edison suggests occasional fact publication. Abbott argues editors must pursue truth and fairness for public benefit. Cardinal Gibbons and Carnegie add strict factual reporting and authentic news. Jefferson advocates industry and integrity to build public confidence. Potter links influence to educated readers and a decent press. Kohlsaat urges less cynicism and vivacity with truthful reporting.

Correspondents’ Club New York Whitelaw Reid W. J. Bryan Thomas A. Edison Lyman Abbott Cardinal Gibbons Andrew Carnegie Joseph Jefferson Pershaps Henry C. Potter H. Kohlsaat Chicago Times-Herald

Rain Making by Explosions Sparks Global Curiosity

The text recounts government rain making experiments from years ago using a gas balloon and a one thousand foot blast. Prof Myers ignited hydrogen oxygen gas with a blasting dynamo, producing a huge explosion that caused rain within eight minutes. Agricultural officials then adopted the method for extended testing on distant Texas plains.

Department of Agriculture Myers Frankfort N. Y Washington Prof. Myers Texas

Danger in Potatoes Poisoning From Old Potatoes

The article explains solanine in potatoes and notes that old potatoes stored in damp places that begin to sprout can contain many times more toxin than new ones. It cites German troop poisonings in 1892 and 1893 and lists symptoms such as headache, colic, diarrhea, vomiting, weakness, and pupil dilation.

Meyer

Timely Hint From Jay Gould Inspires A Schoolmaster

Edward Boyer, principal of a prominent New York City grammar school, recalls asking Jay Gould for a rule to achieve success. Gould, preoccupied, briefly acknowledges him and asks what his business is. Boyer answers I am a schoolmaster, Gould replies Let the other people do the work, and the advice proves invaluable.

Jay Gould Edward Boyer New York City

Youthful Investigator Questioning Adam Dust

A Philadelphia Inquirer item notes a young girl at Sunday school answer to what Adam was made of. She said dust, and then promptly replied that Eve was made of sawdust, revealing a playful recall of biblical material.

Philadelphia Inquirer

Dodd's Kidney Pills Rescue Owosso Woman

Mrs Julia A Mallahan of Owosso Michigan nearly died from a winter cold that settled in her kidneys and caused constant backache. She credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with a remarkable recovery after minimal doctor optimism. Pills priced at 50 cents a box, six boxes for $2.60, available locally or from Dodds Medicine Company Buffalo NY.

Julia A. Mallahan Owosso Mich Pilite Mebekah Lodge No. 2 Dodd Michigan Dodds Medicine Company Buffalo

Baron Munchausen Letter Ends in Melancholy Erasure

The article recounts Baron Munchausen composing a farewell letter to a friend in which he signs as yours, truly then erases the word truly to avoid provoking derisive laughter, a tale cited by the Chicago Tribune.

Baron Munchausen Chicago Tribune

How Shakespeare's Name Spelling Varied Over Time

The passage notes that Shakespeare's name has appeared in 1 906 different spellings among responsible writers, while his contemporaries used thirty two distinct spellings in his era.

Shakespeare

Decline and Health Remind Yellowstone Visit

Passing of Yellowstone Park is noted as geysers decline, reflecting that decline is universal. The text urges preserving health with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claiming to renew strength and cure stomach disorders. Try it.

He who climbs weeds watch where the ladder ends

A compact proverb warns climbers to consider consequences and safety. It emphasizes attention to outcomes and potential dangers when pursuing growth or success.

Patents Insued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors

List of patents issued to Northwestern inventors including William Collier St Paul Minn for end less adjustable screen Harry A Farn shaw Minneapolis Minn for toy bank John Erickson St Paul Minn for dovetailing machine Theodore Fenske Billings Mont for bottling machine attachment Franklin M Gilbert St Paul Minn for rectifier for electric currents Franklin Gilbert St Paul Minn for electric switch Frederick C Penney Minneapolis Minn for wooden building construction Dickinson L Rose Mankato Minn for water distilling apparatus Otte Teigen Lowry Minn for vehicle wheel Lothrop Johnson patent attorneys 911 912 Pioneer Press Bldg St Paul Minn.

Northwestern William Collier St. Paul Minn Harry A. Farnshaw Minneapolis Frederick C. Penney

Allen's Foot Ease powder advertises relief for tired feet

Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight or new shoes feel easy Cures corns bunions swollen hot and sweating feet At all druggists and shoe stores 25c Sample sent PRE Address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY Beaconsfield quote attached

Allen’s Allen S, Olmsted LeRoy N.Y

Wizard Oil Promotes Rheumatism Cure Trust and Pledge

An ad praising Wizard Oil for rheumatism or neuralgia urges readers to thank the product and their druggist. It frames time as a patient lender and credits the remedy, urging readers to inquire locally.

Fits Permanently Cured by Dr Kline Nerve Restorer Trial

Advertisement claims permanent cure of nervousness after first day of use with a free trial bottle and treatise. Sold by Dr Kline at 951 Arch Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Reports mention a moneyback promise and band for free trial.

The Talent of Success Quote

A concise excerpt presents Longfellow's view that success equals doing one's present capabilities. It reads as a motivational epigram emphasizing personal effort over grand plans. The line spotlights individual diligence as the core of achievement.

Indigestion Remedies and Marketing Slogans from a Past Ad Page

A jumble of old quotes and ads mentions Adams Tutti Frutti chewing for digestion, water intake effects on shoes, an offer to sell a business with openings for Odlum Kurtzman Co Phoenix Bid Minneapolis, and Putnam face less dyes. The piece blends aphorisms with commercial pitches and generic advice on success.

Odlum-Kurtzman Co Phoenix Minneapolis

Women Must Sleep and Find Relief in Pinkham Remedy

A Chicago woman Mrs Hartley suffered nerv ous exhaustion indigestion and backache due to womb issues and insomnia. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she was entirely cured. The portrait of Mrs Hartley is published as a testimonial urging other women to try the remedy.

Hartley Congress St Chicago Lydia E. Pinkham

Eccentric letter writers and their stamps

The New York Press notes odd postal habits from eccentric writers who stamp envelopes in strange places and upside down. It mentions a British figure who writes addresses on stamps, a St. Louis man who rhymes letters, a London doctor using Greek script, and a Manchester cotton maker who uses color coded inks for different recipients.

St. Louis London Manchester England New York Press

Lone Girl Law Graduate at Paterson Bar Exam

In Paterson New Jersey the bar exam for admission saw one lone female graduate Miss Nina Murphy among a large class. Judge Foot noted she performed better than half the men. She celebrated by sending telegrams signing herself Attorney-at-Law and Master in Chancery Nina.

Paterson N. J Nina Murphy Judge Foot Miss Murphy Nina

Swiss post office stamps spark uproar over withdrawal

Swiss authorities announce they will not exchange or receive the Jubilee stamps canceled last year. The press denounces the move as robbery. Jubilee issues ran through December 31, 1900, and many collectors hold large stocks.

Switzerland

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Great Saskatchewan Valley Earth Heaven J. H. Rindlaue Fargo, N. D Addison Gus de Smith Johnny Yellowstone Park Beaconsfield Longfellow Montesquieu Putnam God A. HaRtler John A Phelps Br Phelps Brown Broadway, Newburgh, N.Y Thompson Grandpa Grandma Matl Moealth Sterling Remedy CO CHICA Lone Girl Law Graduate
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