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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1888
Page
2
In a parlor tale Fanny vows Dorritt, a pig named after a stubby doctor, is his learned mentor. The pig Dorritt answers Fanny in mock philosophy, guiding his questions on science and life with dry, comic wisdom.
In a small town event a beloved pig owned by Dr. Derritt is killed by a barbecue crowd. Fonny discovers the pig’s fate near the grove as he meets the doctor’s collar and cries out for his pet. Mrs. McGeary consoles the boy with tea while the scene ends in shared grief. Adapted from Belford’s Magazine story.
In a dramatic scene described by a San Francisco Chronicle correspondent, a patrol set grass ablaze to create a safe passage, racing ahead as flames spread. The column notes the tense heat, careful control of fuel, and animals fleeing the blaze in panic.
An excerpt from Good Housekeeping extols rural upbringing for children. The nation’s countryside fosters healthier growth, stronger teeth and bones, steadier nerves, and slower but grander overall development than urban 생활.
The exchange humorously notes measurement troubles as a slim gentleman may be uneven or humpbacked yet still fit, while a man with a 45 inch waist cannot be dismissed. The dialogue, from Once a Week, highlights humorous social observation.
The Paris project proposes seven story workmen's tenement dwellings following the Peabody plan. The first stone of the first lease was laid recently. Each two room and kitchen home will form suites with yearly rent of 50 dollars for four rooms.
A clipped social caption in Tarper's Bazar notes Kittie planning marriage to an older man for his money. It questions Ted's fate after spending his salary on summer driving. Jones had promised to settle the livery bill soon.
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