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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1900
Page
3
Jefferson De Angelis recounts a wild fishing trip on his gasoline yacht the Bronko Buster in the Hudson River. A smoke spewing, fast circling craft alarms onlookers while the narrator dives overboard to escape. He reflects on luck, lost and recovered watch and coin, and a curious fish with a protrusion in its stomach.
A witty portrait of summer resort male types. It catalogues the Man Who Can't Be Snubbed the Sentimental Man the Widower and the Low Budget Young Man with sharp, humorous observations on their antics and allure at the shore.
In a Prospect column, Shank and O'Shane argue the federal census should slow new troubles. They suggest Chicago might reach a population figure of two million, amid tensions over Philippine and Chinese affairs.
A Chicago News report quotes a patient who paid $10 for two visits and describes how the atmosphere and electricity felt within the body during treatment, noting moments of overwhelming sensation and the scientific context provided by a physiological expert.
A Detroit Journal fragment notes a Smith woman and a Smith man, and remarks that their grandson shares the double surname John Smith Smith. The snippet hints at a naming curiosity within a family lineage.
In season the bluefish dominates the market with sea bass, flounder, and mackerel as occasional rivals. The creature’s ferocity is described through dramatic hunting scenes, including swallowing prey and attacking divers, underscoring its remarkable fecundity and potential danger to humans.
Philadelphia Record recounts the Great Wall from Shanhaikuan to near Suehau with Ming era construction, vast caravans, and military display. It notes the wall's scale, mountain routes, telegraph lines, and the enduring impression of a monumental barrier shaping Central Asia trade and defense.
The fragment hints at a quarrel or insult between speakers about soap usage, attributed to a Chicago group or "Tribe." The wording is unclear, but it suggests interpersonal conflict or social tensions reflected in a brief, dialogue style snippet.
A fragment notes an Islander and a missionary sharing a social moment. The dialogue shows a polite decline with a brief, staged exchange and a hurried departure. No clear event or date established.
A brief, fragmented exchange shows a wife accusing her husband of never being satisfied with her cooking. The husband retorts that earlier in their marriage he tolerated it, implying ongoing dissatisfaction and strained domestic harmony.
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