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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1894
Page
4
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Montana towns from Butte to Helena report strong financial signals and growing optimism for 1894. The Anaconda Standard quotes widespread improvement, rail work, coal development, and new industries, while Samuel Benner warns of hard times under a low tariff and silver demonetization.
The January issue of The Irrigation Age now published in Chicago rises to front rank among American magazines. It adopts a Review of Reviews style with broadened scope while keeping irrigation as its core mission. The Age will cover water power and related industries alongside irrigation.
W Le Boyer of Chambersburg Pa employs a workman who made a watch that marks hours backward. The watch shows XI as 1 and X as XI, a feat hailed by a sparking party as the wearer demonstrates the timepiece and remains until early morning.
A collection of editorials from major papers lampooning Kaiser Wilhelm II for his military zeal and limited statecraft. They mock his leadership, predict costly wars, and warn that France and Russia may force his hand if he overreaches.
The article highlights dainty flower wreath brooches, table and toilet silver items like hot water jugs and bread platters, and beautiful silver bowls for cracked ice. It notes a botanic cheese pot on a stand and a new “bursting sun” motif with jagged rays, plus West Point and Navy buckles in silver and silver gilt with ornate monograms.
J Q A Ward, Taw Ohio born sculptor, gains notice. Kipling earns large sums per ballad. Ada J Todd Ph D earns a Sanskrit philology fellowship at U Penn. Captain Charles King narrates stories into a phonograph and writes with ease. George Frederick Watts rose to fame early, accepted by the Royal Academy at 17. Clark Russell’s seafaring youth informs his maritime writing.
Egyptians may have shaped geometry, 29 new planets found last year, geologist estimates Earth's age at 24 million years. Uranus has four moons Ariel Umbriel Titania Oberon, Neptune has one small moon. Mercury and Venus show no satellites.
A prominent farmer near Ellicott City Maryland reportedly owns a goose believed to be 86 years old. Bought in 1880 at age 28 the bird is described as spry and indistinguishable from younger geese, with fowl fanciers noting geese can reach such ages or longer.
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