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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1900
Page
11
A manual style guide on street self defense advises avoiding fights but if attacked to strike first and hard. It emphasizes staying calm, using boxing skills, and targeting the jaw while fending off bigger attackers. It details close quarters techniques and escape options when overwhelmed.
A memoir fragment recalls a boy from Baltimore making his stage debut alongside Frank C. Bangs John Wilkes Booth and Theodore Hamilton. The account notes family tensions and a notable incident behind the scenes in a garret, with a gate placard inviting children to view for small fees.
An odd fragment describes SPORTY FEATURES IN GAME GOLF with references to a dramatic scene involving an axe and family moral lessons. It then pivots to a golf overview by James Laing of Crescent AC, detailing club roles from tee to putting green and noting the driver’s dominance before mid irons and putters take effect.
Former golf champion Beatrix Hoyt tests a lost lauleess using early and finish shots. The article outlines club use from brassey to niblick and mashie, emphasizing fairway play and the risk of topped drives, with quotes from Willie Park and Jamie Anderson on putting and approach shots.
In a Denver stay WW Green recalls a New York Tribune story about a miner who backs away from a lump of ore until a stranger offers cash for the claim. The tale contrasts with Jean Bart, the French naval hero who rose from pirate beginnings to guided exploits that protected commerce and fed famine-stricken France.
In Manchester New Hampshire a butcher tried to fool a daily dog customer named Horace Greeley. The dog waited at the stand watching intently as the butcher shuffled motions and finally grasped lamb, triumphantly carrying it away. The scene showed the dog's calm patience and observation.
A sweeping, satirical survey links liberal divorce laws to reduced wife and husband murders. It muses on Theodosius in Rome, Belgium and Holland, Kentucky divisions, Austria, Hungary, and Russia, arguing separation can avert civil wars and reshape empires.
The article explains how early Chinese men grew hair over the head and tied it in a queue. In 1637 the Manchus mandated the queue and shaved tops of heads under threat of death. Barbers visited homes or street boxes for shaving face and head, cleaning eyes, braiding the queue, with whiskers rare.
A cookware note suggests white and silver as a fresh decorative color plan beyond the classic white and gold. Hostesses experiment with silver candlesticks and white canes, pairing white dishes with silver to elevate table settings. Tomorrow's tempting menu hints at a playful dinner phrase and a meal-invite line.
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