Home Topics and Nature Study Reflections
The article reviews home magazines and public lectures while emphasizing observation and nature study. It discusses the Ladies' Home Journal and The Kitchen and I book, notes on Sabbath legislation, and praises training in observation from German kindergartens, with examples of individuals who notice details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
F. A. Reynolds
John
James McCall
Ladies’ Home Journal of
Philadelphia
Home Monthly
Curtis Publishing Company
Minneapolis
J. M. Gregory
Europe
Mamma
First Sleeping Car Invention and Early Rail News
The first sleeping car was created by Theodore T. Woodruff in 1854 in Rome New York. The prototype was tested with help from James Tillinghast and later produced under various interests including Watson Gates and the Ohio and Mississippi Railway. Pullman sleepers followed in the 1860s and 1870s as rail travel evolved. Spring Fever notes advise Dr Gunn's Liver Pills as a tonic. A blast at the Consumers Powder plant in Scranton, Pennsylvania killed three and injured several. Piles treatment by Dr Bosanko is advertised with 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore T. Woodruff
James Tillinghast
Rome
N. Y
Rome & Watertown Railroad
Woodruff
Mr. Tillinghast
Tillinghast
Springfield
Mass
Watson
New York Central
Rome & Watertown
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Company
New York Central Railroad
Webster Wagner
Buffalo & Erie
George Gates
Wagner
Gates
Dr. Gunn
N. A. Styles
Consumers, Powder Co
Scranton
Open on tees at morning and afternoon session
Brief item notes a person named David Lamont and a teeing session scheduled for an open event in the morning at 1:80 p m with later tee time at the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lamont
A. Mi —Hapta
Armory Hall
D. T Chapman
D. Lamont
Occidental
Lodge Hall
J. W. Miller
J. F. Bergman
P. Prost
Patroiic Order of Sons of America
Odd Fellows Hall
W. W. Cheely
Thomas
Prest
Dillon Public Library Association
Sonic
Stocks and whippings in early Harpersfield and Delaware county
In Harmersfield and Delaware county early posts of stocks and a whipping post were built. A man named Turner was flogged for stealing flour, then jailed in stocks before fifty lashes and departure from the county. A veteran seen later is helped by a stranger who recalls Charles City Cross Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
New York
Harpersfield
Isaac Pierce
Alexander Harper
Pierce
Delaware County
Thomas
Silas Knapp
Col. Dimmick
Middletown
Turner
Ezra Hall
Squire Rose
Philadelphia
Ninth and
Walnut Streets
Walnut Street Theatre
Charles City Cross Roads
Lee
Walnut Street
Philadelphia Inquirer
Edgewater
Crossy
Willis Street
Chicago Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snor
Tentia
Eavil
the Home Department
Julia McNain Wright
D. C. Heath & Co
Boston
Crab
Bosanko
Piqua, O
M. Bray
Yokohama Restaurant and Bakery
Centre Street
Montana Street
GER Tack Hong
Ennrch Directory
Rose Church
J. J. Mateo
St. James Church
Il Anit
Hooker
Elastoumy
Methodiat
Grace M. E
Gharoh
Bandar Achool
Pouch Serer Ewes Sci
Te Ar
Society
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
N.M. Warre
Dillon, Mont
D. Toms, M. D
Union Block
Padsey
R. B. Smith
Washington Street
E P. Dungan
The
H. D. Pickman
M. D. pickMan
PITT
Pitt, M. D
Physicians and Surgeons
Burleigh,attorney-At-Law
Beavenneap
Dillon
Montana
Kapfer
Edwin Norris
Orrick Winn RE. B. Sarre
C W. Clark
M. D
Hie
Railroad, Avons and
Galena Reel
Kisknie
Ames M. Page
Mineral
Melton
Attorney-At-Law
Prench
West
Zeyself
Harper’s
SAE
Poindexter & Orr
Atinn
R.C. Halliday
VAL Blatz
Milwaukee Beer
First National Bank
Whalvare
Dan. T. Chapman
C. W. Dart Hardware CO
Miarms
Defriet Building
Dillon, Montana
Tribune Office
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