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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
3
The quotes urge humility from errors and gratitude for mistakes. Dwight I. Moody notes that earnest workers will err enough to stay humble and to thank God for mistakes. A. Clarke adds that happiness comes from keeping energies active and never stagnating.
Jno D Clark traveled to Big Timber while J J Lanagan and Ray Beekman visited Livingston. Birth of a Nation showings drew Carl Anderson and others in Big Timber. Ferris returned from Belgrade to tend his farm. teachers’ exam in Livingston. Mrs A M Clark returned from travel. Floyd Thomas left for Townsend after depot duties. Several attendees remained for events in Big Timber. medical, school, and bridge projects noted.
George Stanley visited Big Timber on Saturday. Frank Young traveled to the homestead on Sunday planning to escort Mrs. S. Jarrett to Big Timber.
Mrs Langtry at a Washington lunch plans a book of impressions from her American tour. She notes a perceived independence of American children from parents and contrasts it with European norms, recounting a broker’s anecdote about a young woman.
A 28 year old African American man Morris Gross was knocked unconscious after a grand piano fell 30 feet and crushed the instrument. He was carried to West Philadelphia Homeopathic Hospital for examination and kept for observation.
A distressed passerby asks for work shoveling snow to buy food. The man replies that the walk is already cleared and questions why the seeker did not come yesterday. The exchange highlights desperation during a snowbound day.
Thomas Beecham praised the Irish theater as the most remarkable dramatic phenomenon in two centuries. He credited Yeats and the Irish movement for reviving romantic drama and predicted a genuine national culture emerging from Ireland, built on spoken culture and unwritten literature.
A Philadelphia Ledger quote notes a murder linked to a boast of spending two cents a day. Acquaintances suspected the victim had money in his stocking and killed him.
Norway skits are not made in factories but in the homes of carpenters. They give all their time to the busi ness, laying up supplies in summer for the coming winter.
A historical note describes a banyan tree so expansive that a regiment of 1,000 men could shelter beneath it. It mentions an Indian specimen with 400 main trunks and over 8,000 smaller ones, illustrating the tree’s extraordinary size.
A compact, period tone note from Atchison comparing caution and boldness in social pursuit with a wry, concluding remark about its mixed outcomes.
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