Montana to Exhibit at Panama-Pacific Exposition 1915
Montana plans a three palace exhibit at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco to showcase agriculture horticulture and mining. Dr J M Scanland led Montana’s space reservation and fundraising of 25000 with Governor S W Stewart and county efforts. The Treasure State will feature a Montana rendezvous site near Hawaii Idaho Kentucky Missouri Minnesota and New York pavilions with bayside views and access to yacht races naval events and livestock displays.
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San Francisco
Montana
Pana Canal
Palace of Agriculture
America
Palace of Mines and Metallurgy
J. M. Scanland
J.M. Kennedy
W. Stewart
Scanland
Norris
Bay of
Hawaii
Idaho
Kentucky
Missouri
Minnesota
New York
Broad Bay
Treasure State
Panama Canal
Harbor View
Golden Gate
California
Uncrowned Queens of England Across Five Reigns
The London Mail outlines seven women termed uncrowned queens of England. It notes Margaret of France as Edward I's wife unable to afford a coronation due to scarce funds, and Henry VIII's four later wives Anne Boleyn’s successors never crowned. It also mentions Henrietta Maria, Sophia Dorothea, and Caroline of Brunswick in various royal prerogatives and restrictions.
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England
Margaret of
France
Edward I
Edward
Henry VIII
Anne Boleyn
Jane Seymour
Anne of Cleves
Catherine Howard
Catherine Parr
Henry
Henrietta Maria
Charles I
Church of England
Sophia Dorothea
George I
George II
Britain
Caroline of Brunswick
George IV
Westminster Hall
London Mail
Artificial Ears Are Skillfully Made
Report notes ears crafted with high precision may be indistinguishable from natural ones. It mentions a person who has lost an ear and is fitted with a prosthetic, highlighting advances in artificial ear technology.
Artifical Ears Made From Molds for Stump Repairs
The article explains creating an artificial ear from a mold of the remaining ear. If any part of the other ear is present a mold of that portion is also taken. Each ear is unique, requiring a skilled craftsman. The final ear is pasted or set in place, with mold making the major cost. Vulcanized rubber is noted as the best material for the prosthetic ear.
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Harper’s Weekly
Two Fine Things of Life and the Courage to Act
The passage argues that two great life choices marry and home ownership overwhelm many. It cites Hamerton on railways triggering nomadic behavior and notes the modern stance of avoidance, urging readers to consider courage in pursuing building or buying a home despite fear and constraints.
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Philip Gilbert Hamerton
Civilization’s Motorcar and Residence Mark Themed Quote
A compact quotation notes that invention of the motorcar and fixed residence become a test of civilization, shifting from pride to derision or despair as society confronts progress.
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London
T, P's Weekly
Noted 1801 British Dragoon Recruitment Call
A 1801 notice urges men to join the Night Dragoons, promising mounted service on finest horses with superb clothing and rich accoutrements. Pay equals 2 guineas weekly, social prestige, admiration, and potential prospects, urging unemployed youths to seize the opportunity.
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Nght Dragoons
Meg gendorfer Biatter scene note fragments
A fragmentary quotation features Meg gendorfer Biatter debating Schiller. The dialogue includes playful digs about the poet’s relevance and a later boast of smashing a statuette in a drawing room.
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Schiller
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Dillon, Mont
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Tribune Book Store
Dillon
McKinley Ten Cent
Tribune Book Store Music Dept
Tribune Book
Montana Street
Fontain
Thomas Cone
Faerie Queen
Faerie Queene Ana
Ideal Typewriter
Tribune Stationery Department
Mont
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