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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1891
Page
6
The article surveys women pursuing athletic training in 19th century royal circles and society. It covers princesses learning boxing and rigging work, the harsh regimen under their mother, and a contrast with lighter acceptable dress and daily routines. It notes public debate on women in labor and sport.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, at 69, maintained the vigor of youth while touring 3500 miles in August and delivering eleven lectures for temperance suffrage and labor issues. She emphasizes hard work and self-forgetfulness as the secret to perpetual weariness and vitality. There is also note on healthy fashion promoting simple dresses and practical attire for young women to transition into adult styles gracefully.
A rapid collection of society notes and curiosities mentions Miss Betty Lei onta in Boston fashion, tips on beauty and etiquette, accidental burns from benzine, a botanic figure Miss Marianne North, and notable travels and lectures by women. Also cited are weddings, education moves, and a Paris Spain address. The items blend social life, science, and culture with brief anecdotes and profiles.
The Boston Transcript discusses how gold coins lose weight due to friction in transit and over time. It reviews temporary fixes such as bank involvement and clearing houses and proposes a box with grooves to prevent movement and reduce wear.
A Paris parlor encounter ends when a terrified woman using cool nerve trips a would be killer. She feigns tidying and retrieves a towel before slipping to the adjoining room and summoning police who soon arrest the maniac.
In this Albany Times excerpt a writer laments rising marriage costs and shifts in domestic upbringing. The piece argues today’s girls seek costly city living, servants, and fashionable houses, while many young men struggle financially and face pressure to marry.
Cure claims to treat piles including moist, itch, blind, bleeding and protruding forms. The remedy supposedly absorbs tumors and provides a permanent cure for 50 cents with a free treatise, offered by Dr. Bosanko of Philadelphia and sold by N A Styles.
Notice is here given that Patrick Martin made homestead application No 2963 for the SW quarter section 21 township 10 west. He names witnesses Alpheus Decker James W Daniel R Clapham of Red Rock Montana to prove residence and cultivation. proof to be before the clerk of the district court Dillon Montana January 10, 1801.
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