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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1894
Page
3
A new course on manners is added to the Emira Female College curriculum. A council of etiquette from all classes reviews disputed points, cites authorities, weighs evidence, and decides by best standards. Fortnightly readings address topics like public behavior and letter writing.
Pacific Town Talk notes a trend of women adopting elaborate middle initials or new surnames to sound more sophisticated. The column cites Nellie Dawson becoming Miss H Brinckerhoff Dawson and Fannie Lewis evolving into Miss F Brown Lewis, with others urged to invent distinctive initials.
London letter reports Miss Rye to advertise for Protestant girls aged 10 to 16 to emigrate to Canada. Applicants must be healthy and fairly intelligent with orthodox religious doctrines. The goal is to supply Canada with youth for future citizens as accusations of laxity in sourcing waifs grow.
In London a physician says women doctors are trusted and patients accept diagnosis, but a small share of hesitation remains for women surgeons. The reason lies in limited surgical practice. expanded hospital opportunities may end this prejudice.
The lady doctor travels to Afghanistan to attend the Ameer Abdurrahman's household with a guard of six soldiers, three of whom accompany her outdoors. She brings one native Indian servant, while the Indian government disclaims responsibility. The ameer hires her for eight six month periods. Concurrently Mr Clemence, a superintendent, moves his wife and a European nurse to Cabal under the ameer's personal guarantee.
After nearly a year in the United States Glasgow delivered numerous addresses promoting proportional representation. She leaves behind many warm advocates and gave one of her final speeches in Canada before the Ladies' Political Study club of Toronto.
Rosa Bonheur receives officer rank in the Legion of Honor making her the first woman artist honored with the distinction. Empress Eugenie pinned the Cross in 1865. Paris correspondent reports the advancement.
The Chilean government allocates funds to ship nitrate of soda to the United States and set up a distribution bureau here. A commissioner will test its value against domestic fertilizers, aiming to prove its benefits to American farmers and expand Chilean nitrate sales. Trials will compare nitrate to other fertilizers on wheat and oats with projected yields rising notably.
Pastor Dobbins of Lincoln Park Baptist invited canaries to church for two spring sermons on growth and song birds. Forty cages filled the church as birds chirped through the morning and evening services, rising with the organ voluntary and illustrating industrious life and self reliance.
A numbered critique traces the Wilson bill from its Democratic platform roots to its Senate fate, labeling it a prostration of American prosperity and detailing committees, hearings, and protective outcomes. The piece includes an 1894 advert from Charlottetown noting farm sales and Canadian duty beliefs.
A fragment lists opportunities to develop gold properties in Lewmere Delight Atlantic South Old Creek or Rustler Belt with contact points at Fremont County offices in Lander and Rock Springs Wyo Cheyenne Wyo and Atlantic City Wyo plus officials James A McAvoy S L Spangler and others The notice promotes Union Pacific service to South Pass country and stage links from Rock Springs and Rawlins Also mentions French Tansy Tablets for relief of painful menses sold by D M Newbro Drug Co Butte Mont
A Boston maiden rebukes a suitor who bursts into a kiss and retorts that microbes in a kiss ruin his romantic aim. The Detroit Free Press notes the cheeky exchange as a humorous social remark.
A Detroit Tribane report describes a mother in despair as bystanders reassure her that her son will return soon. She clings to hope though she has two telegrams to deliver and one message will move at least three blocks, while onlookers offer quiet consolation.
In a critical voice P Pryibil laments the Wilson tariff bill as favoring importers. He notes Democratic lawmakers faltering in knowledge or public interest and predicts upheaval in elections, arguing many senators may retire, and calls them traitors to the country.
From the White House Nursery a playful verse about Goosey Grover roaming over the hill, noting his ill humor and a new cuckoo drover. The fragment ends with a nod to American Econom.
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