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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1896
Page
7
A playful 19th century-style piece on bicycles and wisdom. It blends humor and caution about bikes, gear, and safety, noting that proper wheels and toolkits prevent accidents while celebrating cycling as a path to health and unity. It uses archaic phrases and parables to urge prudent riding.
Olive green enamel frames gain admirers as better brakes bells and cyclometers arrive. Pacland exports reach 6,959,000 with cycle tax boosting French revenue. touring parties plan three months abroad from New York. The Canadian Wheelmen discuss class changes and amateur professional racing. A new pedal design promises less sole wear and no toe clips.
Zimmerman becomes cycling editor of a New York Sunday paper. Eddie Bald won $9006 in prize money last year across three months on the national circuit. John Johnson aims to lower all foreign records from one mile to 100 miles while abroad.
Eddie Bald and John S Fohnson are anticipated to clash in the professional class. Thomas Cooper, the young western rider, is expected to excel. Arthur Gardener and Harry Madox plan to ride in the amateur class. Lehr sues a German company for 5,000 over a riding contract. Zimmerumw and Martin, six day racers, were praised by the American consul at Sydney as sportsmen and gentlemen.
Physicians endorse green foods for health in springtime and advise preparing potatoes by paring and soaking. They suggest curry sauce makes cooked meat more digestible than cold meat and recommend dicing meat for salads not exceeding half an inch. They note bread dough should double in size before baking.
Report from Washington notes Speaker Reed backing a volatile issue while other presidential hopefuls exit the race. The Boston Herald and New York Commercial Advertiser recount rivals who have written letters acknowledging withdrawal.
Diet and digestion details cite digestion times for parsnips and turnips, dumpling digestion variability, and dietary notes. It discusses appetite guidance, Arctic eating habits, and the role of stomach temperature, with observations on foods like oats eggs bread and butter and the gastric juice flow as digestion begins.
The Missouri Republican convention sees Filley supporters gain control over the state committee and hall access after a split with Kerens men. Delegates praise McKinley and call for protection and currency stability while opposing free silver and endorsing William McKinley for president.
Dover Delaware May 13 The Republican state convention endured a stormy session with fraud charges and seat battles between factions led by J Edward Addicks and ex Senator Anthony Higgins The Higgins group met separately while the regular body chose addsicks and others without instructions National delegates named Higgins Pill ing Reedy Carlisle Swain Hall instructed for McKinley Teller endorsed Wolcott ignored. Also reports from Denver Colorado and Sacramento California on Populist and Democratic meetings and statements from Harlan about Allison McKinley split prospects.
The article surveys signets and rings from ancient to medieval times noting peopled symbols. It cites Cromwell Luther pope and Jewish high priest rings and describes varied settings and beliefs tied to signets. It mentions Anglo-Saxon rings bearing names and Roman gladiator rings and the fisherman's ring associated with St Peter.
The New York Post details spring fashion with oversized balloon skirts giving way to overskirts, new hats with winged effects, and satin contrasts. It notes vibrant lames, paraded velvet collars, and two piece Spanish jackets, plus gloves, satin belts, cashmere braids, chatelaine accessories, and braided costumes gaining popularity.
A survey lists large rivers with lengths and regions including the Tigris 1 160 miles Irtish 2 200 miles Yangtze 8 000 miles St Lawrence 2 000 miles Volga 2 300 miles. It notes floods in China and navigability and protective works at the Danube mouth.
Jewelry trends emphasize emeralds as a priority with single large stones in gold settings. Princess rings feature three to five colored stones in diamond frameworks. Easter floral patterns appear in jewelry and silverware. Cluster earrings now mount on chain bracelets while remaining detachable. Pearl chains are shown in multiple divisions joined by small diamond snaps for versatile wear.
The text offers facial care tips emphasizing avoiding cosmetics and pastries, steaming the face biweekly, a daily 5 to 10 minute massage, and cautions about exposure after washing with warm water. It prescribes a cold cream cleansing method using dust removal and soft cloth, followed by warm water rinsing.
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