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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1898
Page
6
Poet Aaron Mason laments winter fading as Easter bells ring across a spring scene. The broad prairie swells with life, lambs leap, streams sing, and lovers walk village lanes. The moral is simple joy in joy and fearlessness.
In New York a frugal father faces a dire Easter fashion dilemma. Seven daughters demand new hats dresses and gloves, but funds are exhausted. He devises a plan to rotate one new hat among them each day, testing luck with cunning social gambits while keeping the ruse intact. The scheme works for church and school appearances but creates a web of social pressures for the family to navigate.
The article surveys spring headwear with Easter bonnets as the highlight. It notes a shift away from Salvation Army inspired looks toward fashionable styles led by buyers and social leaders, favoring English walking hats and lighter spring hats in gray tones, with plumes, velvet rosettes, and violet color themes remaining popular.
Poetic meditation on resurrection and spring. Birds sing, nature revives, and the verse asserts that only death dies, not life. The lines celebrate renewal, Easter imagery, and the cyclical returning year with references to bells, Bethlehem, and heavenly hope.
A medical column compares morphine addiction to Poe’s The Pit and the Pendulum, detailing symptoms from initial exhilaration to despair, and presents a treatment program by Dr. Gunn at 41 East 21st Street New York City that cures the disease, not merely the habit, promising rapid nervous system restoration.
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