Strawberry festival funds uplift Epis copal church in Susaman
In Susaman July 14 the Episcopal ladies hosted a strawberry festival that netted about 26 dollars though heavy storm reduced turnout. The town observed the Fourth with services and picnics, and Rev Smith delivered a patriotic sermon on citizenship and national progress. Many locals are noted visiting relatives returning from California and Twin Bridges, with church events and social gatherings planned as summer continues.
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Thos. Duncan
Virginia City
Oliver
James M. Page
Wolverton and Taylor
Kennett
Thomas Deyarman
Meadow Creek
Lane Walker
Brandon
Pageville Social Scenes and 25th Wedding Anniversary
Special Correspondence notes visits by Robert Page and families to Dillon Madison valley Yellowstone Park trips. A Pageville ice cream social drew a large crowd. Last week marked the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J M Page at Excelsior ranch with a grand dinner and many gifts from friends and relatives.
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Shoes wear longer with age say New York Sun
A New Yorker notes that as people grow older their shoes last longer. In youth a man wears four pairs yearly. now two suffice with minimal wear. Thinnest soles outlast double soles earlier. He walks as much but with lighter tread. The trend reverses for children who wear out shoes faster. parents will agree.
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New York Sun
Never under fire, the captain tested by foes
In the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune dialogue Smithers defends the captain, noting he has faced enemies who heaped coals of fire upon his head more than once, asserting his experience under danger.
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Poker at the Capital and a Congressional Gambler
A witty Philadelphia Press anecdote recalls ex Congress man Tom Ochiltree who says he lost 50000 in one big congressional game last night. He laments losing nearly all in cash arguing two dollars and seventy five cents remained.
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Philadelphia Press
Gounod and Rossini Clash Over Wagner Score
Gounod finds Rossini banging the piano in a haphazard attempt to play Wagner's new score. Rossini admits the score is upside down and says he could not make head or tail of it.
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Ayer
Pockets and Breeches Through European and Asian Fashion
A New York Post piece surveys pocket history from Japanese sleeve pouches to medieval girdle pouches known as aulmoniere, noting breeches early pockets and waistcoat expansions. It traces pocket prominence to waistcoats, George II era ridicule, and evolving men’s garments across eras and regions.
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George II
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New York Post
Seraglio Ranks and Roles in the Ottoman Court
The Bosporus seraglio housed about 4,000 people along 1¢ miles with a strict hierarchy. It lists the sultan’s mother, hasnadan es, kadines, tribals, and diverse attendants from secretaries to dancers, cooks, eunuchs, and judges, all serving the sultan and his vast imperial household.
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Eyeless Animals Observe Light Without Eyes
Eyeless creatures such as earthworms and certain mollusks show light sensitivity through skin. Dr Nagel's German study reports eyeless bivalves and snails reacting to light levels, with species differences linked to other traits. The passage notes varying letter-writing rates among national groups.
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Philadelphia
Clothes and class in America versus England opinion
The piece argues clothes shape perception, noting English nobles appear more polished due to servants and grooming. Americans lack valet service, causing public figures to view dressing well as a disadvantage. Merchants, politicians, and voters prefer frill-free attire despite liking well dressed spouses and resisting personal effort.
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America
Canan
Danish Ether Experiment Tricks Plants Into Early Bloom
A Danish experimenter claims ether reversed its animal effect on plants, waking them from dormancy. Plants sealed in airtight boxes are exposed to fumes for 24 to 36 hours, triggering early leafing and blossoming when moved to a hothouse. Early trials on willows, hyacinths, and lilacs produced Christmas blooms. process is cheap but fire risk remains.
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New York Times
Street Scenes and Sand Art in a Busy Market
A dollmaker’s shop draws a crowd of children to watch a sand painter work on a large white paper like canvas. He uses lamps to shade the sand and creates figures of fish and people with colored sands from several bays, while a girl carries her asleep brother on her back as she observes the craft.
Wonders of Disease Cure Promised by New York Chemist
An eminent New York chemist T A Slocum offers readers three free bottles of his New Discoveries Cure for consumption and lung troubles. He cites cures in America and Europe and asks sufferers to write to 98 Pine Street New York for the free medicine and to mention Dillon Tribune.
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French Tansy Tablets Advertised for Menstrual Relief
Ladies learn of a remedy claimed to relieve painful and irregular menses with French Tansy Tablets. Manufactured by A Augenre in Paris and sold exclusively in Butte Montana by D M Newbro Drug Co at 2 dollars per box with mail delivery offered.
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