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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1900
Page
3
The article notes April and May as tornado months and urges study of clouds to forecast storms. It highlights discoveries about upper atmospheric layers beyond human life, where storms form, and cites astronomer Jesse’s observations of high clouds 58 miles above Earth and movement up to 4,000 feet per second.
Describes cloud types and their roles in forecasting weather. From high level altostratus and cirro- forms to lower cumulus and cumulo-nimbus, it explains how clouds signal coming rain or storm. Notes calm birds, plant behavior, and atmospheric cues as storm indicators.
A fragment hints at proposals for fancy dress parties planned in the two weeks following Easter. The text notes ideas and tips for hosting a party with costumes, likely aimed at readers seeking creative attire ideas.
A lengthy opinion argues that lax enforcement and corrupt officials enable corporations to obtain city franchises and public works contracts. It asserts wealthy firms seek dishonest politicians, stressing fair returns for the people and condemning privileged privileges and biased terms in water works and other franchises.
Observations confirm distant high altitude storm systems influence near earth weather. Cirrus and cirrus-stratus clouds forecast rain ahead of barometric fall, while photography captures these high clouds. The piece also touches on municipal franchise power debates and costume trends, noting public ownership versus private control and frugal dress options.
A review of silk gingham fabrics notes the fabric’s appeal for summer gowns and afternoon wear. The piece highlights its preftie quality among fabrics and suggests silk gingham as a versatile choice for warm weather attire.
A dated dispatch argues that Russia can endure British offensives, claiming Russia has 160,000 mobilizable men and natural fortifications. It asserts Britain would need 1.5 million troops to reach parity, predicts defense advantages and a six month war end, and cites British withdrawals as decisive.
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