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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1900
Page
6
A correspondent describes a risky rush in Mafeking where residents race to grab a rolling spent shell after an explosion. The author notes the danger and warns against touching a still moving projectile, while recounting nearby camps and forts vying for the souvenir.
The hurricane tree in Nassau Bahamas, a ceiba or silk cotton tree, is described as the world’s largest by base while being only a three story high. Its massive buttressed trunk and curving braces anchor the shade filled square, with centuries of age implied and a vivid account of resilience during last spring’s hurricane.
The grand residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte in Avenue de Lena Paris was opened for a charity event hosted by the Duchess de Gramont and the Marquis Costa de Beauregard of the French academy. Benevolence and curiosity drew hundreds to view the splendid interior and admire the palace.
A prince displays treasures from the first empire and imperial family, drawing art lovers to an exhibit. For a $2 entrance fee, visitors enjoy four hours of 2 to 6 am entertainment including music, song, ballet pantomime, shadow plays and magic, with many renowned performers offering their services.
A Frau pleads with a doctor to distract her husband with a scientific topic so he remains unaware of spoiling dinner. The scene hints at social maneuvering and domestic humor observed in Fliegende Blaetter.
A humorous dialogue where a husband and wife debate marriage and cooperation. He suggests a unified effort like a team of horses sharing a single tongue, sparking a witty exchange about harmony and shared purpose.
Rev. Dr. R. H. Nassau reports on his Africa mission work among the Fang in Liberville. He describes cannibalism as present but not bloodthirsty, notes polygamy and slave practices, and cites 1,800 converts to the Presbyterian church. He praises local hospitality and the tribe’s protection of guests.
A Baltimore group forms an anti drinking circle with a president and twenty eight members to curb saloon visits. Members meet weekly and face a 25 cent fine for each drink. A member cites how group habits lead to excessive drinking and ruin.
A Albany Argus note explains a mixup where a dressed poultry consignee received a letter meant for the shipper of live turkeys. The supplier cites a rule requiring advance notice for live dressed birds and defends mortality of dressed turkeys with shipping conditions and cautions.
A note observes hair grows noticeably faster in winter than in summer, suggesting seasonal variation in growth rate and implying environmental factors influence hair development.
The Somerville Journal notes a dramatic courtroom moment as a lawyer asks a witness for age and the witness retorts with a pointed remark about the lawyer’s unmarried sister, highlighting a tense cross examination.
A peculiar process creates paper teeth claimed to be superior to other materials. While intriguing, most people would prefer real teeth, and good digestion with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is suggested to support dental health by treating constipation dyspepsia and biliousness.
A Detroit Free Press snippet notes Jones and Brown discuss a capable woman who can support both, reflecting a saloonroom conversation about her independence and earnings potential. The dialogue centers on whether she is capable of making a living for the pair.
Mrs. Nettie Cuhase of Washington D C relates her 16 month old son suffered rashes, swollen neck from suspected measles and mumps, diagnosed as scrofula by three doctors. After refusing surgery she used Hood's Sarsaparilla, then stopped when healed, later relapsing before complete recovery with continued use.
A Kentuckian laments a horse thief and contemplates a lynching while noting a call to arms at Frankfort. He questions how a man can conduct business in two places at once.
Agents report a trial offer from De Haven Manufacturing Company of Sioux City Iowa brings ready customers and a sense of guaranteed success with a regular bonanza, signaling strong sales interest.
A concise reflection on seizing rare chances. The quote emphasizes timely action and discerning judgment in pursuing meaningful opportunities. Bayard Taylor is the attributed source of the wisdom.
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