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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
6
A clipped antique note describes water quintain a medieval Briton game in London with a boat and shield on the Thames. It then offers a poem about dandelion blossoms, gold buttons bright as sunlit gems, and their seasonal life from summer to winter with a hopeful return in spring. The piece ends by naming Agnes Helen Lockhart.
A park scene ends with a weary passerby instructed to move on. The confrontation shifts attention to the strain of daily public spaces. Local witnesses report the exchange and urge calm resolution.
A comic exchange unfolds as a widow clarifies that her claim is her second share, while a lawyer corrects her to a third, revealing a muddled estate dispute and a playful misunderstanding about rightful inheritance.
A light theatre sketch features a judge taunting a barber prisoner with a six month sentence. The Debutante Miss Simple recalls dinners while Young Fitz nods about conversation. Ethel notes George's love known to Mabel who quips about insanity in the family.
A humorous exchange about who invented the envelope with a gag about a married man’s pocket and his wife’s mother. The dialogue features a proprietor and an applicant seeking steady work and a light dig at a brunette.
A witty New York World quip debates sharing a lot, noting the decision hinges on whether the parcel lies on Fifth Avenue or Mulberry Bend. The brief reflects social shorthand and urban property talk of the era.
The article urges frequent washing with thorough rinsing to keep a child's hair healthy and attractive. It condemns wetting before combing, praises dry brushing, warns against fine tooth combs, and suggests nightly brushing as a routine, using castile or tar soap for washing in three waters.
The article promotes cretonne as a stylish, affordable fabric for modern bedrooms both in city and rural houses. It highlights light woodwork large windows fitted wall wardrobes and space saving wall niches with jade green decorations and a full length mirror door. Madge Moran.
The piece highlights parasols famed for lace trim and frills. Descriptions focus on Dolly Varden silks, chiffon shades with black lace overlays, and lace appliqué on white lace accents.
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