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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
4
The column lists rates for notices of church festivals fairs and related events and a range of misc items. It notes mailing practices and who may sign orders, plus several political and regional updates including immigration, government appointments and legislative actions, and weather-related disasters in Pennsylvania and the Northwest.
A collection of editorial snippets lampoons tariff politics and political funding tied to Montana and national figures. It praises Gen Delarcy in South Africa, discusses education board impacts, and notes Knapp's railroad ownership stance. A Washington Post item retells a newsroom quip about Senator Kittredge and a paperboy.
The article notes this session of Congress has no African American members, a situation not seen since 1887 to 1889. It recalls J Willis Menard elected to fill a vacancy in 1868, Hermen Revells seated in the Senate in 1870, Blanche K Bruce in the Senate, and the Forty fourth Congress of 1875 to 1877 sometimes called the black congress with eight Black members across the two houses.
The Boston Herald contemplates a future where electrical energy could be transmitted through the air as readily as via wires. It suggests a flying machine could draw power from the air, similar to how a car receives energy from trolley systems, crediting Marconi for opening vast possibilities in the field.
A French professor builds a glass globe lamp filled with luminous marine microbes in liquid copper. Two air tubes inject fresh air to revive the microbes when dull, allowing the light to last for several weeks without replenishing the illuminating medium.
A childhood memory recalls hiding beneath a nursery table in Robber Cave. The speaker imagines becoming a butcher, elephant, king, or robber, wielding swords and shouting Die as nurses pass. At times the sea is imagined and Jane the nurse returns to fish for me.
A speaker recalls a childhood identity as a monstrous creature and the pull toward Janey. The nurse marks the act as a sin, while the child grows to seven, climbs bedposts, and attends school writing with ink, leaving behind earlier deeds.
The Methodist Episcopal trial committee in Arkansas City Kansas found Rev Granville Lowther guilty of heresy for refusing to stop his teachings. This verdict leads to his dismissal from the church.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure for deafness claimed to be caused by catarrh in the Eustachian tube. Offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by the remedy and promotes related products Hall's pills and HromoQuinine tablets with pricing.
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