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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
3
A compact reflection on mistakes as a source of humility and courage. Quotes from Franklin and Clarke emphasize happiness through active energy and persistent effort. The fragment ends with an unreadable name and a phrase suggesting further action by Jedze Porter.
Librarian Wheeler argues the library is more than a building, a citywide resource for education and recreation. The piece notes many overlook its value and compares library use to visiting clubs for strangers. It ends with a colonial club anecdote and a bio of Sir Clements Markham.
A Manchester newspaper reports that a Sheffield engineering firm has completed a rolling plant for cavalry sword manufacture the first of its kind in the city. Prewar government factories used similar machinery and copying the design for swords has now been permitted for civilian manufacturers.
Mrs. Frank FE. Walter, wife of a local cement contractor, has given birth to twin boys. The Walter family now totals twelve children with three sets of twins born in quick succession, including two pairs aged three and eighteen months.
A quoted remark from Lippincott's defines a bigot as a man who is sure about things he knows nothing about, prompting discussion on prejudice, knowledge, and belief in public discourse.
An Ohio State Journal reflection argues the happiest man is honest and frugal. He saves, buys property, cherishes family, and avoids waste while working reliably. Conduct mirrors character, and true wealth arises from honest labor and steady habits rather than quick schemes.
In a historical travel tone the text notes Lovcen as the Black Mountain called sacred, with its northern and eastern slopes shaded most days. It mentions the country known as Montenegro and a pedestal summit chapel housing Peter II, the last Vladika, who wished his spirit to survey the land.
The Russian government offered Baron Nordenskjold a decoration during a Siberia voyage home from Ceylon. He hesitated due to a pledge against accepting honors, but finally accepted. A Russian official then revealed 300,000 rubles were prepared to pay him if he refused, exposing the irony of his defection.
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