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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1888
Page
5
An 1880sChicago Times analysis argues women show stronger restraint than men but are deemed incurable by a Clerkenwell jail chaplain. It notes older women commit crimes later in life, poisonings by women cited, and contrasts reform prospects for women versus men with gendered social scrutiny.
The Jamaica climate is very hot in the sun but tempered by land and sea breezes. In houses the thermometer seldom rises above 85 degrees Fahrenheit and may dip to 65 in winter. Malaria and rheumatic fever are linked to the damp rainy season and poor ventilation. Houses lack heating, chimneys, or fireplaces, with some newer St. Anne's parish homes adding a chimney and one room with a fireplace.
A New York Telegram piece mocks public stares at a red headed woman on mass transit. She counters with a celluloid white horse breastpin, drawing attention then moving on as riders shift focus back to their own affairs.
The Boston Budget describes a harsh northwest winter gale that froze eyes shut with ice and snow. Fine snow driven into the eyes water, form an ice band over the lids, inflaming the eyeballs and creating a film that obscures sight. Relief came only with steady artificial heat.
Alfred Trumble notes cider’s rise in New York from novelty to staple with shops offering elder, milk, mulled and spiced blends. He recalls a 19th century Broad Street venture linked to a dog driven mill and cites Henry Bergh’s role in ending such abuses as cider commerce expands legitimately.
The Chicago Herald notes that France consumes 12,060,060 gallons of brandy annually while producing 15,000,000, sparking questions from American drinkers. Experts say much labeled French brandy is actually German spirits enhanced with extracts and cordials.
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