Foods and their value. Washington correspondence
A government commission report titled Mistakes in the Kitchen analyzes kitchen water loss and nutrient retention in vegetables. Langworthy and Atwater conclude potatoes and carrots lose nutrients when pared or cut, while whole preparation methods preserve more. The study covers bread, milk, beans, eggs, meat, fish, and alcohol as related to nutrition and digestion with practical tips for housewives.
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Washington
Boston Transcript
Congress
Langworthy
Atwater
Langworthy and
America
Peru
Central America
Germany
Russia
Uncle Reuben's Daughter Finishes Education For 1900
Uncle Reuben notes his daughter Keturah has completed schooling after a long effort. He estimates the total cost at $1,900 and reflects on the value of the achievement.
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Reuben
Keturah
Treckon
Magnetism of Christ Sermon Draws Big Audience
Rev. George Logan preached at First M. E. Church on Sunday evening on "The Magnetism of Christ" based on John 12 32. He contrasted Plato philosophy with Christianity highlighting Christ as a living ideal motive power and universal salvation. Congregation praised Logan for his eloquent sermon.
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George Logan
M. BE
Christ
Logan
Geermon
Evangelist Sam Jones on Free Education and Paternalism
The preacher criticizes free schools and other free offerings, urging compulsory education funded by individuals. He warns against government paternalism and jail for nonpayment, arguing that education costs are smaller than saloon expenditures and supporting institutions for indigent children and orphans.
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George
The
Chronicle
Jones
No Good White Man Sits Down to Walk
Western Indians mock indolent whites and favor workers. Blackfoot youths watch laborers building a Montana railway grade as a bicyclist rides by, prompting sly judgment about laziness and toil. The scene ends with a sharp retort on idleness.
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Montana
Public School Report for Chateau January 21 1868
Monthly notes list pupils in Primary and Grammar departments who were neither absent nor tardy for the Chateau public school in the period ending January 21 1868. Names include Robert Nealey Asa Armstrong Georgie England Walter Kropp Geo Carr Genise Truchot Florence Stillman Catherine Trachot Ollie Wilcox Alice Zimmerman Grace Bly Brown Lena Moore Jesse Armstrong Coleman Armstrong Guy Sellers Charlie Wilcox James Farrbairn Oscar Hedlund Chames Monroe Arley Moore and R E Hastaonp, with R N Principal.
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Robert, Nealey
Asa Armstrong
Georpzie England
Walter Kropp
Geo. Carr
Genise Truchot
Florence Stillman
Catherinette Trachot
Ollie Wilcox
Alice Zimmerman
Grace
Bly Brown
Lena Moore
Jesse
Coleman Armstrong
Guy Sellers
Charlie Wilcox
Jas. Farrbairn
Oscar Hedlund
Chames Monroe
Arley Moore
R. E. Hastaonp
Andrews Platform for 1900 as per Providence Journal
The Providence Journal highlights Elisha B. Andrews as a potential 1900 Democratic leader on a pedestal, with critics noting his stance on free silver free text books and free lunches for schoolchildren, and humorously naming Bryan as VP candidate.
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Providence Journal
Brown University
Bryan
Elisha B. Andrews
Andrews
Rhode Island
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Tobias Scratchins
Texas
New York Sun
Organ funds boosted by Marias school entertainment
The Marias school event drew crowds from Shelby Sweet Grass Pondera and Conrad contributing food and cash totaling 33 to help purchase an organ. The program impressed with extra selections after printing and the dancers stayed late until the musicians violin strings broke.
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Marias School
Shelby
Sweet Grass
Pondera
Conrad
D. H
World's Largest Gold Nugget Unearthed at Hill End Claim
The 1872 discovery at Ryer and Hartman's Hill End mining claim in New South Wales yielded a 640 pound gold nugget. It measured four feet by three feet two inches with an average thickness of four inches and was found 250 feet underground in blue slate. Worth about 149 800 dollars, the owners were reportedly living on charity when found.
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Ryer & Hartman
Hill End
New South Wales
Sure Thing for You Liver Stimulant Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a guaranteed cure for constipation and related ailments. It promotes the product as a liver stimulant and intestinal tonic with a refund if not cured, listing prices 10 25 and 50 cents and offering a free sample and booklet.
Same Old Feud Between McDonalds and Cameron Clans
The article describes two youths from the McDonald side and Cameron family feuding over a battered tin can tied to a dog near the market. After a clash, the Camerons arrived with the Munekgs, and two hours of old sport ended with a court settlement the next day.
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McDonald’s
Cameron
Assessment of Live Stock Values Unchanged by Board
Assessor D A Peary reports from Helena where the assessor's meeting fixed cattle values and approved them by the State Board of Equalization. Horses remain the same as last year. calves at 15, yearlings 20, two year olds 25, range cows 20, three to four years 30, and milk cows 25. Sheep were set at 2 1 2 and lambs at 2, with seventeen counties represented. Officials Gov Smith and others attended the conference.
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D. A. Peary
Helena
Peary
Montana Club
State Board of Equalization
Carbon
Chateau
Deer Lodge
Cascade
Gov
Smith
Collins
Nolan
Poindexter
Hogan
Algo 0
McKenna Takes the Oath of Office for Supreme Court Seat
The Chicago Tribune reports Joseph McKenna swore the regular oath before Chief Justice Puller and then, in open court, recited a special oath pledging impartial justice. The piece notes two Roman Catholic justices on the court and remarks on liberal trends in the era.
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McKenna
Supreme Court
Chicago Tribune
United States
Puller
Joseph McKenna
Supreme Bench
Justice White
Louisian
Cleveland
California
McKinley
Iroquois Club Election Shifts Control to Eddy Ticket
The Iroquois Club in Chicago elected A. J. Eddy as president in a contest between free silverites and gold men. Eddy’s victory gives the gold faction full control and promises a push to shelve the free silver issue within Illinois Democrats.
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Tammany Hall
New York
Iroquois Club
Chicago
Free Silverites
A. J. Eddy
Murray. F. Tuley
Eddy
Mr. Eddy
Altgells
Harrisons
Hinrichson
Illinois
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Thos. J. Lillard
Jupuyer
S. H. Drake
DR. T's Brooks
Hoxsson
Wamsley & Brooks, Ihnysician &É& Surgeon Telephone
Roteau
A. G- Warner
Linas & Finan
Lotead
Interior
Land Office
Pension
Rv. Main
St. John
Fort Renton
Gerald Donnelly
Tenographer
Ioteao
Olaf Field
Bounty
Oteau
M. FE
Iner
D. Langhorne
Brbet & Hairdresser
Horano
Cotp
Batas
Choteau House
Blius Hinsupere, Sec’y
Eau
J. Moone
N. G
A. Penny
Secy
Government Commission
Sam Jones
Primary Department
Whoole School
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