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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1888
Page
5
A lecturer before the Society of Arts extols eggs as a vast wealth source. He notes eggs command year round demand and high profits, cites nutritional and medicinal uses, and mentions massive French consumption and varied egg based products and applications.
An Atlantic Monthly note portrays a Siamese wife aboard a raft era, a stern practical woman who manages the household and trade. Neighbors whisper of a disturbance a night or two, fearing a disappearance. The tale highlights her energetic, businesslike nature and resilience.
A reader decries the apparent decline in vigor and beauty among young women in a Normal college chapel setting. The letter questions whether educational aims harm dawning womannhood, noting pallor and weariness, while a single rosy example stands out. The piece cites concerns about vigor, appearance, and the supposed costs of schooling.
A St Petersburg correspondent reports peasant houses as rough one room structures of pine or cedar logs with minimal light and ventilation. Furniture and warmth are scarce. meals are eaten on the floor while the landlord makes daily visits in hay covered dwellings.
The piece argues skin health and regular cleansing prevent waste buildup in internal organs. Neglect weakens vitality, dulls work capacity, and depresses the body’s vital forces. It notes water balance and cleanliness are harder in winter, contributing to illness in the cold season.
A colorful exclamation on sunset hues over fertile fields and wooded scenery. A playful exchange questions whether the scene is a Critle Joud as described in Harper's Bazaar.
An Albany jeweler advises winding a watch in the morning. He says the mainspring is tightened then and less likely to be affected by position changes. Winding at night loosens the spring and increases the chance of deringement.
The New York Sun reports that Great Britain yields about 17 million tons of coal annually from Newcastle, South Wales, and Clyde districts. If this level persisted for many years, British mines might not exhaust for 6000 years. Germany’s Westphalian field alone could last 1000 years, with Bavarian, Aachen and Silesian coal also available, suggesting Europe could be supplied indefinitely by these nations.
A tale recalls a boy and animal noises as a distant thunder roars. Uncle Ned, back from Injy, reports a lion prowling near his corral and menacing his cattle. He seeks help from a lion tamer to calm the beast amid fear. San Francisco Examines.
The Golde Era Mining and Milling Company files a patent application for the Golden Era Lode mine in Beaverhead County Montana Territory. The description covers 1500 feet of vein, surface ground, and appurtenant mill site with detailed survey data and conflicting claims noted.
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