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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1892
Page
3
An 1890s guide extols boating as healthy recreation and explains locating a gravelly shore, then constructing a boathouse with cedar posts and 2x8 planks. It suggests cost sharing and building steps from pounding posts to framing with planks for a durable shelter.
A historical plan describes forming a wooden sill with a float for a boat house. It uses diagonal 2x6 bracing, 4x6 posts, plates of 2x6, and intermediate 3x6 members. Walls use surface timber and tarred roof. doors brace with strap hinges. Riprap secures posts on rocky shores. boat storage length cites St Lawrence Saranac Racine boats at 16 to 18 feet.
A lyrical description from the Atlanta Constitution depicts a restless night at Billville as a commencement event unfolds. The piece blends dreamlike imagery with a hint of danger and night patrols, suggesting a pageant atmosphere amid tension.
A humorous pair of vignettes about romance and a battered modern Cupid. The Washington Star cites a joke about proposing with the longest word while the Chicago News-Record describes a vagabond Cupid, worn by hardship, reflecting public indifference to love.
Miss Beauti complains that Mr. Lovelorn rejects her request to serve as an usher at her wedding after he has ignored favors and shunned theater outings. The exchange appears in a New York Weekly gossip item.
The sunset sinks beyond castle walls as a comely youth and maiden watch the sea. A quiet moment follows where the youth holds her hand and whispers a soft, affectionate line amid the fading light.
A collage of whimsical lines and poetry excerpts from various papers. Bits celebrate marriage talk jokes about teachers and dolls, with light satirical quips on romance and daily life. The piece blends playful verse and brief gibes reflecting early 20th century humor.
A Dubuque committee plans a city exhibit for the World's Fair in the government building. Highlights include the original 1799 standard surveyor chain, Ballard’s Horehound and Snow Liniment claims, plans for a New York relief map, and a California building forge. New York women prepare a women’s building library room with works by female authors.
James Twiford, a manufacturer and dealer, advertises awnings tents flags hydraulic hose canvas ore sacks and jute and canvas sacks in multiple weights and widths.
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