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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1894
Page
3
A compact verse quotation discusses how shifting winds threaten seas and forests while urging a mortal to cast aside tedious rules. It contrasts restless nature with a steadier divine command to conform one’s life to law as seen in celestial signs and biblical echoes.
Pardy Lashwood narrates how he, a 16 year old resident of Black Hall, helps the irritable General Fawncliffe after a river accident. The general conscripts Pardy into his household, reforms his manners, and after insomnia and whisky troubles discovers a white ghost in the Black woods. The revelation: the ghost is Pardy’s mother and General Fawncliffe’s wife, who explains the family ties and reconciles them.
Ruth Ashmore explains practical packing tips for trunks with tissue paper and tape. The packer helps arrange garments in stages, stuffing sleeves with paper, covering trimmings, folding skirts, and securing hats with tapes. A final tray lists contents to prevent losing items like a pink bodice or tan shoes.
An undated quotation from the New York Ledger extols a man of broad charity and unwavering honesty who remains a loyal friend through adversity. It praises steadfast principle, prudent judgment, and the ability to adapt when stronger arguments arise.
A Calais correspondent reports a couple from New Brunswick wed in Maine because Governor Boyd has died and the province lacks a certified governor to sign licenses. Lawyers debate whether licenses signed in blank by Boyd are valid during the interregnum until a successor is appointed, risking delays for would be couples.
In the upper house debates on Indian finance Lord Salisbury’s speech is seen as a definite proponent of international bimetallism. Some predict a swift addition to the Tory platform, though conversion of monometallists is uncertain. The issue figures in Accrington and Lancashire politics with Liberal papers warming to currency discussion and the Liverpool Post endorsing a second silver international standard linked to the silver dollar and gold contracts.
In 1891 drought dried Lake Miccosukie to about 6000 acres of exposed land. The rainy season of 1802 refilled the lake. B W Partridge formed a company to bore the lake bed and drain water via subterranean passages to the gulf, aiming to reclaim 10000 acres. A Boston artist sculpted a detailed snow statue of a fashionable girl with a bulldog on the Common, awaiting another storm to add a Bostonian statue.
Two wedding processions clashed at Hankow gates and chairs toppled causing each bride to be taken to the wrong groom. Mothers later revealed a rich bride had been given to a poor man, leaving the problem unresolved.
John J. Ingalls looked thinner than ever as he spoke in Kansas City. His long frock coat and white hair gave the ex-statesman a gaunt, spectral appearance, and the New York World notes his cartoons are sharper than his portraits.
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