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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

05 May 1899

Page 7

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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1899

Page

7

Poetry and Trees Across Ages in Lit and Song

The essay traces trees as central symbols in Homer to modern poets and in sacred texts, noting plants’ influence on literature. It cites trees in Bible imagery, Greek myth, Shakespeare and Milton, then praises American poets Whittier, Bryant, Longfellow, and especially Holmes, Whitman, and Stoddard for woodland passion. It closes with an ad for the Rio Grande Western railway scenic route through major western cities.

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Homer Holmes Bashan Lebanon Zaccheus Israel Academeia Athens Socrates Plato Agamemnon Delphos Xerxes Greece Empedocles Philemon Baucis Myrrha Tanemahbauta Odin Adam Spenser Faerie Queene Oake Forresta Steves Ben Jonson Milton Thomson Bowery Cowper Shelley Stummer Tennyson Wordsworth Whittier Longfellow Bryant Whitman Stoddard Evangeline Nature Rio Grande Western Railway America Montana Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs Leadville Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver Kansas City Omaha St. Louis Chicago Boston W. C. McBride Reneral Lievik Ai Ant Broadgan
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City Tree Planting Work Fosters Urban Beauty in New York

Andrew Downs argues for widespread street tree planting in New York and other cities, led by the New York Tree Planting Association. He details tree types, benefits to aesthetics and health, and practical challenges like water supply gas piping and pollution, citing elm and maple varieties as especially suited to urban life.

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New York Tropics FMEA Goni Salt Lake City Denver New England Andrew Downs
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Doctor's Pink Pills Cure Durango Man and Wife

A Durango Colorado man recounts twenty years of stomach catarrh and misery. After trying many remedies he used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, found relief, and his wife also improved. He endorses the pills and urges others to try them, noting pleasant taste and no laxative effect. The ad copy promotes Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.

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Herat George F. Reynolds Durango Colo Jony Auttering Mr. Reynolds the Herald Dr. Williams Walla Maine Reynolds Gro
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Generals Flourish in Central American Army Legend

A New Orleans businessman recalls a San Salvador military review with 16 generals in attendance while a British veteran captain Fitzpatrick moves unseen among them. He notes the irony that the line between officers and generals is blurred by status, as Fitzpatrick secretly leads the army.

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Central America Orleana San Salvador Fitzpatrick Fitz New Orleans Times-Democrat
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Water quality complaints blur city governance

A dialogue contrasts foreign critique of American water quality with American insistence that city officials, elected by the people, are responsible. The exchange questions whether officials are choosing competent water judges and safeguarding the supply.

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New York Weekly
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Puzzle Riddle About a Stray Cat’s Tail Color Reward

A puzzling riddle asks if the stray cat is a half Persian with a strand blow. It requests determining whether the head or tail half of the cat remains at home and the color of the half that stayed. The phrasing implies a wordplay puzzle built as a classic newspaper teaser.

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Holmen Gord Ereman Uyton George Morris Woodman Campbell Mary E. Leonaro Greater Mayer Aral AUER Durango, Colo Thompson & Reynolds Dillon, Montana E. C. DeWitt & Co L. J. Williams Munn & Co Scientific American All Newsadealers N & Co F St Washington, D.C Tribune Pub. CO Dillon, Mont
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