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Newspaper

Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1898

Page

6

One Minute Romance at Sea Amid Northern Storm

The article paints a shipboard scene in which a young daughter of a Dakin sailor brightens and steadies tired crewmates during a fierce nor’easter. The captain’s harsh mood yields to concern for Lena as the crew faces possible wreck. A Nantucket farewell and a wartime mood echo nearby. A grandmother and daughter discuss war enlistment as tears and resolve mix in a crowded window scene.

PT. Dakin Certa Lena Cook Nantucket Carrie Fred

Green-goods swindlers and Lincoln door keeper tale

A New York correspondent recalls a once thriving green-goods colony on the uptown west side and its exposure through a saloon intrusion. The piece also relays a Syracuse Standard anecdote of President Lincoln serving as a doorkeeper and sharing a chair he called Abe Lincoln.

Hoboken West Side Manhattan Island Bunco New York Lincoln James Blier War Department Washington Syracuse Standard Mr. Lincoln Abe Lincoln

Life in Japan and a Strange Tombaetone Tale

A compact overview of quirky cultural notes touching on Japan, a mysterious Tombaetone item, and reflections on daily life. Includes musings on a typewriter, health, and a curious tobacco box. The piece reads as a collage of oddities and personal observations.

Japan

A Wilder Night by the Hearth in Atlanta

A poem urging gratitude for home and warmth while urging charity to the homeless. The speaker notes the shelter and safety of a fire and asks to open the door to help a brother in need, tying generosity to the meaning of Christ’s gifts. The piece ends honoring Frank T. Stanton in the Atlanta Constitution.

Christ Frank TI. Stanton Atlanta Constitution

Life in Japan shows strong labor force and small stature

The article describes a large Tokyo government paper mill with an in-house eating house offering meals from a penny to three pence and five pence wages. It notes many workers are robust from diet, cites Yokohama draught coolies with calves up to seventeen inches, suggests long isolation and intermarriage limit height, and attributes short stature to war and interbreeding.

Japan Tokio Yokohama California

Typewriters and Health Effects Highlight Cramp Debate

A discussion on typewriters' health impact notes an alleged case of typewriters cramps and mentions two other possible instances. It compares the condition to pianists and tailors’ cramps and cites a belief that typewriting may gain recognition as a common ailment over time.

Phonetic Journal The Cramp Poore

The Typewriter and Bicycle as Liberties for Women

The piece argues that the typewriter and bicycle empower women by reducing the corset’s constraints. It defends the typewriter’s health impact and contends that freed movement benefits the female population despite concerns about typewriter cramps.

Shaking Hands in Business Culture

The article notes men greet each other with handshakes more readily than women and discusses greetings as a gauge of character. It argues against promiscuous handshaking due to germ transfer and urges caution in home and business encounters, questioning whether ungloved handshakes are doomed.

Time Lock Tobacco Boxes Inspire Delayed Smoking Device

A patent proposes a time lock for tobacco boxes to curb nicotine craving. Users set a chosen abstinence interval and wait for the gauge to expire before smoking again. The inventor advises starting with short intervals and lengthening them to train the willpower toward vanishing cravings.

Japanese Fuel From Charcoal Dust and Grain Chaff

The dust of charcoal is mixed with chaff from wheat, barley and other grains and chopped straw in Japan. The mixture is moistened into a paste, rolled into balls about the size of a Dilliaré ball, and used as excellent fuel.

Japan

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