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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1895
Page
4
P Fisher newspaper advertiser appoints Jo Havig as agent at 21 Merchants' Exchange San Francisco. Paper kept on file in his office. Montana date March 22, 1895.
The piece extols cycling as a healthful activity when used in moderation and under medical guidance. Dr Hammond notes amateur riders show cardiac hypertrophy with preserved function and improved breathing capacity, arguing cycling sustains health and can aid disease under supervision.
The text recounts medieval and early modern golf links in Scotland and England, noting royal figures playing golf at Holyrood and Seaton, Bury queen of Scots seen golfing after murder, a 1837 gold medal donated by William IV for annual play at St Andrew's, and bans on golf balls and other games to protect archery and gold and silver reserves.
A British Association year long survey reports 78 bird species in Hawaii with 57 unique to birds, all land and freshwater shells are peculiar, and 700 of 1000 insect species are endemic. It suggests islands formed independently rather than by continental population.
A female customer was offered ten yards of dress goods yesterday and questioned if it had been sent. The shopwalker said no, noting the assistant claimed she had not yet visited to change her mind. The piece also mentions Ingraf would be infallible proof of growing ill nature, and that Niobrara is a river in Nebraska meaning wide water.
A satirical piece contrasts a girl's everyday troubles with her complexion hair and social constraints to a man's concerns about dress and manners. It notes how women face social expectations at theaters bargains and events while men bear different fashion burdens and perceptions, underscoring gendered pressures.
A Jefferson quote argues that science suits republican government and that freedom depends on education and honest action. It asserts preference for newspapers over government and stresses vigilance against power abuse, claiming the strongest government where citizens defend the law as their own.
A Chicago Mail Who commentary jokes the South Dakota legislature may require the state treasurer to wear a ball and chain as winter cold bites, noting Treasurer Taylor’s departure amid a freezing stretch.
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