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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
6
A lyric snippet notes Rosina’s visit brings brightness and gladness. Rain and wind threaten before her arrival, but her laughter and sunshine brighten the world, lifting spirits long after her presence.
A Paris Saint-Lazare to Versailles train tale follows a flirtatious brunette in a yellow bengaline bodice and a patched smile who thrills a young admirer. Anxious husband uses a war talk interlude to study a possible kiss while the coach rocks toward Ville d Avray. The scene ends at Versailles with gossip of a quick honey moon.
The passage notes Grace church and a Gothic rectory near Union Square as a baseline, then describes Fourteenth Street as a hub of bustling retail activity. Stores shift from wholesale to retail with crowds of shoppers, eye catching windows, large dry goods and millinery shops, and the busy pedestrian scene around Lafayette statue.
Sir William MacCormac, famed president of the Royal College of Surgeons, is described as absentminded yet tireless. While in his lab, a light midday lunch is served and he confesses he is unsure whether he drank the beef tea or the experimental compound, prompting amused remarks from his assistants.
The text argues Celtic origins in central Asia and tracing Celtic languages across Ireland Scotland Wales Brittany Cornwall and Brittany. It highlights Gaelic as the oldest form and notes Irish Scottish Gaelic as nearly identical while Cymric shows greater divergence among Armoric Welsh and Cornish. It emphasizes the antiquity and stability of Gaelic and the vast spread of Celtic names in Europe.
The article describes how experienced hunters tap sapless trees like cottonwood or willow to obtain clear mineral water during droughts. Using a small auger, they reach a tree vein and pierce it to release pressurized water with a sulfuric taste, offering a drink and cooking source when streams are scarce.
The East Side shows gentility on great occasions by renting gowns veils and even mourning attire for modest prices. Dress suits and ball attire are widely available with a brisk rental market centered in divisions street and Broadway shops. The piece notes social ettiquette keeps workers in clawhammer and that secondhand dress suits from businessmen finance the trend. A brief joke about oil and a lover appears from the Chicago Daily News.
A laborer asks how to pronounce sacrificable and consults a dictionary with rheumatic ease. The exchange shows the worker politely requesting help to locate the word and confirm its accent. A closing quip notes a woman's inconsistency and a moon of green cheese being inhabited.
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