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Daily Inter Mountain

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1900

Page

5

Paris Bride’s Lingerie Chest Reveals New Dress Styles

A Paris bride receives a traveling lingerie chest containing individually made garments. Empire nightgowns feature turquoise satin ribbons, lace, and detachable sleeves. Hosiery, corset covers, lounge robes, and removable petticoats show a trend toward mixable pieces and practical dressing.

Paris Namsook Couturiere

Heavy Guns and Bars from Blackwood's Magazine

A description of naval gunnery reports and the extreme hearing impact from firing large and small guns. The piece contrasts nine and six inch pieces with differing notes and explains how expectation changes the perceived shock.

Blackwood Oyal Navy

Dark hours in English history cited as grim warnings

Sidney Low in the Fortnightly recalls days of peril for England such as Black Friday 1745 with Highland clans, Cumberland’s weak response, and a looming French invasion. He notes autumn 1781 naval defeats, a coalition of France Spain Holland and Russia’s armed neutrality, and Cornwallis in Virginia as England’s fleets faltered.

Sidney Low Derby London Cumberland Finchley England France Spain Holland Russia Cornwallis Virginia Rodney St. Eustatia de Grasse West Indies Minorca

Causes for death by own action in China feature revenge

In The Yang-tee Valley and Beyond Mrs. J. F. Bishop explains that self-inflicted death in China stems from revenge rather than melancholia or love loss. A death on premises haunts the living and prompts official inquiries, often used to ruin a master or shopkeeper who has offended a subordinate.

Yang-tee Valley J. F. Bishop China Europe

Fortunate mistake launches Chicago youth to success

A local physician recalls a young Chicago man who started with money that did not belong to him. Arriving penniless, the youth showed nerve and ambition, seeking work and a meal while paying room rent until he could secure a position. The story explains his actions and bright prospects.

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