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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1895
Page
4
The piece notes adjournment of the state legislature at midnight and a flurry of bills passed while others await a later session. It mentions the rise of a silver party in North Dakota, Shoup’s re election on the Idaho delegation, a jab at U P Ry expansion, and calls out Shelby Eli Dillard and Prof. Keely with light commentary on newspaper mood and spring grass.
An Indianapolis Journal piece notes a journalist producing about 12 columns weekly and 840000 words yearly, equivalent to twenty ordinary novels. It contrasts steady daily work with leisurely authors who publish two volumes yearly and discuss daily word counts around 1000. It highlights magazine winter pressures to fill space regardless of health.
Reports from the trotting world cover Alcantara earnings near sixtiethousand over two years, Milan Derby pacing with a $5000 purse opening May 12 1896, and a rise in Kentucky horse training. Also noted are a New York Australia sheep horse and horse racing figures in St Louis and California tracks.
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat summary lists vast gulf stream dimensions and Atlantic depth estimates by Dr. Young, notes on echinoderms with thousands of arms, seas and shells found by Orbigny, and curious sea creatures. It highlights sea life feeding, Atlantic drainage, medusa weight loss, calcareous ooze, armored starfish, sea life reproduction, deep sea sounding, and hydra predation.
A collage of quotes from papers like the Peoria Herald and Chicago Dispatch weighs in on women’s progress and dress. Opinions range from praise of modern hoops to warnings that new behavior may not suit gentility, reflecting a national discourse on gender and fashion.
A collection of wry maxims from Atchison noting aid as unsatisfactory when unnecessary and the clever contrasts between work and weather. It ridicules trust dynamics between spouses and friends with concise, humorous insights.
The article argues prosperity depends on personal industry and a nation's wealth on its people's thrift. It asserts laws cannot make a loafer prosper or an industrious person fail, urging work and fewer political debates. It highlights The Heart as a useful treatise on heart function and its global health implications.
An advertisement touts French Tansy Tablets from A. Augendre of Paris as a remedy for painful and irregular menses. The product is marketed by D. M. Newbro Drug Co. of Butte Montana for $2 per box, mailed sealed.
The article notes frigate birds can fly for a full week without rest and mentions whales staying submerged for about ninety minutes. It also references the Dorking fowl as a strong deck barnyard bird, with its wool aiding protection during ocean voyages.
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