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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1892
Page
10
Poem excerpt reflecting nature as sunlit muse and peaceful testament. Evokes an encounter with heaven as audience, and declares death’s silence and peace beyond fate through lyrical meditation. Published in London Academy.
A narrator recalls visiting two friends Mrs Van Dyke and Mrs Barstow to compare homes. One home exudes order harmony and shared family life while the other suffers friction, neglect of routines, and restless children. The piece argues early training and orderly habit by mothers forge calm, cooperative households.
A breeder quoted by the New York Herald describes a drastic maneuver to free a person from a bulldog. Pressing or biting the dog’s hind paw near the heart is claimed to force the dog to release. The method is labeled desperate and associated with professional dog fighters.
Austria now uses the Pfister process to impregnate timber with zinc chloride in the forest soon after felling to preserve it. This method protects logs before they are transported for processing or use.
Robert Cox of Edinburgh says he owns the fiddle Thomson played to Burns, believing the instrument sparked Burns to sing. He found it in a Gorgie snum ber room with a ticket noting it as the favorite Am violin used for Scottish airs in Thomson's collection.
Professor Milne recalls listening through microphones to earth sounds. He even used the instrument in his bedroom and table to study noises. He describes hearing strange sounds and discovering an ant near the microphone.
Delegates from Kansas to the Democratic convention pledge support for Governor Boies as vice president and stay solid for Grover Cleveland for president. They express special desire to have Governor Levies on the ticket, with ex-Governor Glick serving as chairman.
The delegation states Cleveland’s nomination is assured and securing second place for Governor Borea could add 6,000 to the Democratic vote in Kansas. They warn a fusion with the People's party may remove Kansan from the Republican column.
A morning visitor watches Rafferty at B B grounds. The manager explains he is the champion base stealer in training and still a bit tender as he works into sliding to bases.
In Brooklyn a man in apartment No 29 faints after a mix up over towels. A landlady and Kate discuss the incident and the mistaken towels as the man collapses from the confusion.
The Col Portland Maine Press notes deer are more plentiful in settlements than in many years and predicts a very abundant season. It mentions Nicatons region showing plenty of game and fish, contrasting with overhunting reducing deer in the wild.
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