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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1900

Page

2

Russia tightens control on press and censorship

New York Press reports that Russia runs a state press bureau supplying all home newspapers with foreign news and appoints editors for current politics. Censors punish dissent, with warnings sometimes leading to suppression, as shown by Gazeta Gatzuka and Tamboy publication denials.

State Councilor Naratoff Count Uvaroff Pushkin Uvaroff Gazeta Gatzuka Tamboy New York Press

Eye Strain Warns Against Glasses For Aging Vision

A Harper's Bazaar note warns that eye changes with age cannot be reversed by individuals and that glasses often become needed around age forty five. It cites reading fine print and embroidery as top eye stressors and urges testing veils for visual strain before use.

Harper’s Bazar

Bishop's quaint tale prompts prosaic prodigal question

The Bishop of London recalled a story at a Westminster meeting about the prodigal son. An East End girl, asked what else he could have done, replied that he could have pawned his little girl's boots.

London Speaker’s House Westminster East End

Expensive Toy Road for Macon Children

A private park in Macon Georgia will host a complete miniature trolley railway about a mile long. Each eight passenger car will include electric lights and be fully equipped. This costly educational toy aims to entertain and instruct local children.

Macon

Cafes of Sidewalks Define Paris Promenade

The cafe chairs and tables on Paris sidewalks are a signature feature that tourists quickly favor for adoption at home. They give the boulevard its Parisian brightness and distinct character.

Paris

New South Wales Population Figures for June 30

Estimated population of New South Wales on June 30 shows 720,420 males and 681,700 females totaling 1,361,120. Half year increase stands at 4,470, marked as the smallest rise since 1860.

New South Wales

Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Remedies

Warning against ointments with mercury for catarrh and praising Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio taken internally. Claims cure by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Advises buying genuine product from doctors and druggists. Testimonials free. 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Family Pills recommended.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney &Co Druggzists

American Zest to Blame and Weather in Cities

A fragment from Puck mocks political zests and a quote about weather and competition in big cities. The Indianapolis Journal comments on dangers of starting up competition in the country, reflecting attitudes of the era.

Kelly Cassidy Puck Indianapolis Journal

Spouter's Departure Stuns Philadelphia Circles

In a wistful exchange, Consoling remarks acknowledge Spouter has left for the bourne whence no traveler returns. Mr. Goodleigh-Alas and Mr. Hardart echo relief that he cannot return to lecture.

Deep Sea Civilities

A quirky exchange in a Chicago Tribune item shows a lobster boasting about its speed while an oyster warns of rain. The hippocampus and starfish join in a loud quarrel as the scene satirizes vanity and practicality under sea life.

Chicago Tribune

Hair and Youth Cure Mentioned in Odd Advert

Fragmentary notice touts Parker's Harn Barsas as a cure for hair loss and youth enhancement with a strange mix of phrases and a price tag of 15cte. The readable text resembles an early 20th century patent medicine ad.

Parker

A Warning From History on Governance and Resistance

A concise aphorism notes that measured leadership can sidestep conflict, whereas large forces may fail to halt determined will. The line contrasts prudent control with overwhelming brute force, implying restraint can outmaneuver sheer numbers.

Dyeing Made Simple with Putnam Faceless Dyes

An instructional note claims dyeing is easy using Putnam Faceless Dyes, framing the product as a straightforward solution for home color work.

Dialogue snippets reveal propriety and theft of kisses

A brief cartoonish exchange shows Nora resisting a policeman's advances while a cook condemns coercion and suggests authorities take what they want. The dialogue hints at power dynamics and prudish thresholds in a street scene.

Patents Issued This Week To Northwestern Inventors

Northwestern inventors receive patent issuances including phosphor tin by George Berthold of Great Falls Montana a windmill by John H Rickman of Gladstone North Carolina and an artificial tooth by Charles Talbert of Minneapolis Minnesota along with checks on loading operations by Matthew J Dooley and T F Carroll St Paul Minn an upholsterer's button by James A Young St Paul Minn and bandsaw mill by Edwin and Thomas Minneapolis Minnesota.

Northwestern George Berthold Great Falls Mont Matthew J. Dooley T. F. Carroll St. Paul Minn John H. Rickman Gladstone N. C Charles Talbert Minneapolis Edwin & Thomas James A. Young Merwin, Lothrop & Johnson Pioneer Press

Fashionable mystery man sparks debate in Washington

A Washington Star exchange quotes two women debating a man seen in striking attire at breakfast. One declares his evening clothes, the other wonders if he hails from Chicago or is a Newport fashion plate posing as originality.

Chicago Newport Washington Star

Local reader letters praise Piso’s Cure claims

Joan Bove of Trinity Springs Indiana writes February 16 1900 praising Piso’s Cure for Consumption as an equal for courts and colds. The brief note appears in a public letter page.

Joan ~ BoveEx Trinity Springs Ind

Frightened Onstage by Sudden Revolver Threat

A famed actor recalls stage fright not early in his career but on a late Western tour when a man at the stage door drew a revolver, shocking the audience and nearly killing the passengers. This reminiscence appears in the Standard and Times account of the incident.

Carter's Ink Promises Superior Writing Quality

Advertises Carter's Ink as the best writing ink available, claiming it costs no more than poor substitutes and offers a notable improvement in quality.

Carter

Dangerous criminal breaks into everything in Chicago

A jailer describes a dangerous inmate guiding a prisoner party through the cell house. The man boasts of breaking into many places in Chicago, while others counter that even the hardened cannot escape shame.

Chicago Baltimore

Don’t drink too much water when cycling

A quirky note warns cyclists against overhydrating during rides and questions the value of a popular flavor option. The text includes random phrases about Pepsin and Tutti Frutti as an odd aside.

Ready to Settle Down and Local Vignettes

A collage of snippets shows a nurse’s bedside care with careful handling of the patient, a Fargo eye ear nose throat specialist notice, a tavern remark about Uncle Zimri Tarpy choosing Yaphank, and a sardonic Arctic relief joke about aid going to the public.

J. H. Rindlaub Fargo, N. D Yaphank Zimri Tarpy

The Society Queen and Her Dressmaker

An ode to a socialite’s dress and the toil behind it contrasts luxury with necessity. It cites nervous exhaustion and sleeplessness as results of overwork, advocating Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy. A testimonial from a grateful woman details ovarian inflammation, womb prolapse, leucorrhea, and recovery after six bottles.

Society Lydia E. Pinkham Mas. Pinkham

Ruskin on Woman's Dress and Society

The essay critiques women’s fashion as social display, noting silk bundles, diamonds, and caparison are worn for others’ gaze. It argues manners and rank motivate such adornment, comparing Jacobins’ fraternization to elder brothers. The piece ends with a contrast of visibility in mist and valley.

Ruskin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Russia Nora Cook Detroit Journal Lizzie Anderson Union St Salem, N. J Sarah Sneder West St la Porte, Ind St. Jacobs Oil Piord Baree U. S W.L. Douglas Douglas W. L. Douglas W. L. Douglas Shoe CO Brootion Mass Sears, Roebuck & CO BACQ Gith Eureka Chemical CO Ta Crosse Wie Chaian Ts Washington, D. C N.H Sarah Swoder National City Bank Yan Lypsa E, Pinknam Mgpicing Co Virginia Pyle & Dehaven Petersburg H. H. Green Box EF Atlants R.S A. B. Lacey Washington,d.c NDNU Woodward & Co Grain Commission Bututh
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