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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1892
Page
3
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The article notes that humans have lost some instinctual storm cues due to civilization while animals like pigs still sense approaching bad weather through altered air pressure. It argues civilization dulls natural nerves and emphasizes that humans rely on artificial signs rather than primal warnings.
A miscellany of brief notices highlighting Frances H Gray and Dr Letitia Walkington Irish lawyers in Britain, Horatio Greenough’s widow bequeathing sculptures to a Boston art museum, Catherine W Curry of Syracuse typing at 182 words per minute, Louise Michel teaching in London, and various curiosities from horse racing to beehive counts. It also recalls hymn history, a stock market note, and a poignant London Pastors College moment with Charles Spurgeon’s father.
A summary of Professor John Stuart Blackie’s reminiscences on youth and conduct. Emphasizes using opportunities wisely, seeking truth over pretence, and the nobility of work. Stresses balancing forces, avoiding extremes, doing one thing well, and completing tasks promptly.
Edward A. Collier quotes from the New York Observer urging readers to rest in the Lord and endure. He warns against envy and fret, likening the fleeting grass to the fragile nature of earthly gains, while promoting faithfulness and patience as the path to security in the divine plan.
An international congress at the World’s Fair will discuss care of criminals and paupers beginning June 12 for a week with Ex President Hayes invited to preside. Exhibits include a mosaic floor contract at 16980 dollars, an Indiana quarry carving of an elephant, Harvard’s 7000 square feet exhibit, and lace purchases by the South Kensington Museum. Local ads promote Ballard’s Horehound Syrup and various liniments as cures, with sales and samples in Ontario and Pennsylvania.
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