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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1895
Page
3
A Chicago Waifs mission led annual Poor Children’s day a secular festival with washday haircuts clothes and a large picnic. A July parade and 70 000 child attendees joined races a big lunch and lemonade stand plus prizes. Police guided lines and the event required planning and funding.
A speaker recalls a dream of poor children in crowded streets and hot pavements. The vision moves from grim urban toil to broad blue waters and nature, then returns to the sobering sight of hungry, frightened children and exhausted labor, awakening with apologies for dreaming.
The annual Brooklyn Sunday School Anniversary has become a unique and distinctive ceremony in Brooklyn, unmatched by any other city. It celebrates the founding of the Brooklyn Sunday School and its evangelical mission, drawing broad local interest.
A Swinburne poem and a Pestalozzi quotation celebrate child development and the joyful sounds of a seven year old. It contrasts living pledge of virtue with training and envisions heaven rings through a child’s laughter and music of nature.
The piece contrasts the absence of a Woman’s Day with an annual Children’s Day, arguing women and children shape modern society. It urges including children in worship, endorsing simpler services, and placing children at the center of church life as meet for the kingdom of heaven.
Freddy tells his aunt that Children’s Day is a Sunday when kids may speak in church and hope to make the adults listen, showcasing their chance to voice thoughts.
A devotional verse praising a summer children’s Sabbath with imagery of roses lilies birds and altars. The speaker celebrates gifts of flowers and singing birds as expressions of praise to Christ in paradise on this happiest day.
The Agriculture Department reports a $192 million loss to farmers from horse value in 1894 while imports exceeded $1 million. The author notes this is minor next to home market destruction by free traders and urges diversification toward more sugar in the south to boost farmers and national prosperity.
The Rocky Mountain Illustrated Weekly from Denver advertises grand Rocky Mountains scenery and Cripple Creek gold camp near Pike's Peak. It promises eight pages and fifty-six columns per issue and offers a three month trial for twelve two-cent stamps with premiums including Rocky Mountain gems.
Cal and examine samples offered by Pine and Forrester as agents for Tiedt Chicago. Printed envelopes with name and address save mail losses. advertised at 60 cents per hundred prepaid. Tribune Lisheenne Co. Dillon Mont.
Governor John E. Richards leads a roster of state officers including Lieut. governor Alex C. Botkin and Secretary Louis Rotwitt. The document also lists county roles for Dillon and surrounding areas with multiple incumbents and offices such as clerk, sheriff, treasurer, assessor, and coroner.
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