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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1900
Page
2
False teeth have evolved from ivory carvings to porcelain, with early makers supplying a full mouth of teeth. The ivory teeth wore down quickly, so modern dentures are crafted from durable porcelain that outlasts older materials.
The article surveys the rise of the extravagant picnic as a social fad. It describes elaborate setups with brass bands, English morning suits, rustic furniture, steam ovens for clams, tennis and golf facilities, and servants. It notes the cost and social appeal, contrasting rustic past picnics with today’s glamorous, well-organized outings and the shift to a party-driven, fashionable sport.
A satirical piece advising women on courting summer men. It suggests self sacrifice as the key, mocks masculine vanity, and offers playful tips such as mermaid swims if he likes water stunts and letting him win at golf. It parodies social dating norms with humorous warnings about scarce summer men.
London Chronicle notes that no reigning European sovereign leads a nation of his own bloodline. It cites Austria as Lorraine lineage, Belgium's king as Saxe Coburg, Denmark as Holstein, Spain as Austro Bourbons, Italy as Savoyard, Sweden's Bernadotte founder era, Greece as Holstein, and Britain as Hanovarian with Hohenzollern origins tracing to Swabian roots.
The Denver Post presents a verse titled To Death of the Day by Mim Birdie McSwat of Lost Creek, shown through the Lyre editor's indulgence. The piece describes a red sun sinking and a rosy earth, with a playful line about Mountain Joe and whipper wills, ending as another day fades away.
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