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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
2
A collection of aphorisms on wealth influence virtue ignorance and work ethic. It notes money power and status shape lives while praising honesty and wit contrasted with harsh economic realities including wages strikes and vaccination quirks.
A Chicago man was convicted of forgery, with the alleged victim sharing his own name, highlighting a curious link between identities in the case. The verdict underscores how a name match can complicate suspect and victim dynamics in legal charges.
The passage argues that limited learning hinders progress, while greater knowledge expands awareness. It likens science to an American forest where cutting more trees reveals a wider expanse of wood, suggesting deeper inquiry enlarges understanding rather than narrowing it.
A Chicago Tribune reminiscence recalls Dad and Mam Fer ris at Bixby a desolate rail junction. A mail clerk's visit reveals a warm, bustling station family who foster loyalty, meals, jokes, and companionship among railroad workers. Their Omaha exposition adventure becomes a touchstone for the crew.
Across a half century beet sugar output soared from 182,000 tons in 1854-5 to 5,510,000 tons in 1899-1900 while cane sugar rose from 1,599,000 to 2,904,000 tons. Beet sugar share of world production jumped from 13 to 66 percent, prices fell to about 2.37–2.39 cents per pound, and temperate regions eclipsed the tropics in sugar farming through scientific plant improvements.
Mortality column recalls a sharp Connecticut judge famed for wit and blunt judgement. A neighbor aims to wed off his daughter without a clergyman nearby and orders the judge to perform the ceremony. The judge tests the couple and declares their marriage with a quip that leaves both surprised.
A fashion note argues for taste over wild trends. It stresses matching hair eye color and complexion, cautions against violent color clashes, and praises black as versatile. It emphasizes neck styling, collar choices, and personal adaptability to create distinctive looks.
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