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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1892
Page
5
A fragmentary verse lament on fashion and social mood contrasts with a Scribbler scene about submitting a manuscript. The piece includes a quip about a Frenchman’s day shooting and a mock Boston Courier reference.
A satirical verse attributed to an unknown author accuses Riley of faking fame. The writer sent the poem to a magazine and reportedly Riley received the money from publication in the Atlanta Constitution.
A schoolgirl in Boston humorously connects Shakespearean Go to with the Nineteenth century Come off. The teacher’s prompt elicits a playful remark about historical phrases and language evolution.
A vignette recalls a boy who dreamed of heroic travels in western wilds and grand adventures. Now a ribbon clerk in a New York dry goods store, he reflects on fleeting youth and growing up. The dialogue touches on requests for furloughs and common reasons given.
In a New York Herald item a dialogue reveals tension over portrait costs. The sitter questions the artist’s rates after the previous sitting, while the artist cites the effort spent. The exchange underscores a dispute over value and fairness in commissioning art.
A Chicago Tribune fragment features Mistress Norah remarking she is not idling but reposing in a rocking chair. The exchange with a male speaker playfuly questions flight as the maid resists his invitation.
A jumbled excerpt sequence shows a judge questioning a man on profanity with a policeman’s quip about it. The dialogue includes snippets from several brief items and comic lines, referencing a dinner, a miracle, and a front door with crepe, suggesting a miscellany page of short humor and society notes.
A brief verse notes a man’s departure after a fair display of a handmade light quilt. The couple’s stylistic cloak review hints at domestic tension over the cost and a dramatic final image of stairs.
A husband voices displeasure with his wife’s gown sleeves saying she will get toat. She counters by reminding him of the price and value. The exchange portrays domestic concerns over fashion and expense.
The Dramatic News highlights Mascagni’s life rent grant from Sonzogno, Jean de Reszke’s prolific habits, and Lillie West Brown versus Amy Leslie identity. It notes Wills’ dedication to writing, Minnie Maddern Fiske’s contribution to Modjeski’s new play, and Boston theatre outreach with 1.2 million sheets of paper and 3200 picture frames featuring Neil Burgess, Aunt Abigail, and Francis Wilson and Marie Jansen in promotional contexts.
The Mexican navy plans a training system modeled on the British navy. German field tasks use aluminium instead of glass flasks. A British officer conceives a saddle dynamo rifle for cavalry. France weighs an aluminium copper buckler that could stop rifles, except at close range.
Description recalls a peculiar habit among Ameri cans passing through Lonion at night. Children swallow grape seeds and flour, adults do the same, prompting medical consultation for remedy or warning.
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