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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1894
Page
4
Incomplete text outlines mail rates and postage terms for a single copy edition. The fragment references 0 over Mail B Pre Tex Seasreoe 2B Postage and contains garbled pricing details.
Fisher, a San Francisco advertising agent, is named as the paper's authorized agent. The paper remains on file in his office in Drnton Montana as of May 18, 1894.
A Montana Inter Mountain correspondent criticizes Helena Independent on Senator Lodge's silver measure and U S trade with Britain. The piece argues Britain needs cheap goods, outlines 1890s trade shares, and suggests American manufacturing could replace British imports if Lodge's amendment passes.
The article notes Anaconda will build a soap factory with $100,000 capital and many jobs, mostly for girls, while Lima flood rumors circulated in nearby papers. It also mentions the Brooklyn Tabernacle’s Sunday destruction and Talmage's world trip, plus criticism of Butte Public Library for low pay.
Epw and P Norra argues that demonetizing silver by England Germany and India disadvantages American silver producers led by Mexico and Latin America. He urges countermeasures in tariff policy to force Britain to lift silver costs and open markets, warning Congress against pro Britain and pro German sentiment.
The Neihart Herald argues the Democratic party should acknowledge its irrelevance and beg the people’s pardon for existing so long. It uses a sharp religious metaphor about the Father of Sin ready to receive his offspring to emphasize its point.
The Columbian reports that Park county shows multiple suicides linked to a psychological analysis in the Anaconda Standard. The expert cites a tragic chain of causation and physiological contagion, urging authorities to call in a veterinarian for immediate guidance.
An American economist recalls a two year old outcry over smoke from Chicago factories and the idea to force consumption of smoke. The public favored free trade, factories paused, smoke ceased, and now people want factories running again even with smoke.
Before washing flannel shake dust from it. Muslin curtains suit small apartments. Pour hot liquids from a handheld glass vessel. Clean an oil painting with a weak whisky and water wash then dry with a silk handkerchief. A circular embroidered table runner with violets adds dainty charm. Granulated sugar is purest and cheapest. reduce by half an inch per cupful for baking.
A parade of railway curiosities notes a Swiss mountain line at 6 235 feet and a Quebec wooden road with maple rails. It mentions a Connecticut locomotive cylinder failure, a 22 year tunnel completion in Peru, and rail concession rates for the American Medical Association meeting in San Francisco from June 5 to 18 1894.
Miss Ela Hepworth Dixon, known in London as a painter and writer, plus Rudyard Kipling’s agent handling his stories for publication and profits. John Fiske cultivates plants in a Cambridge conservatory, Garshin’s death tied to nihilist persecution, Ibson’s daily dining at Grand hotel Christiania, and Ibsen’s elusive wife.
The article advises applying raw egg white to a barn to ease pain and prevent scarring, uses hand friction for liniments, and warns against using cotton. It claims rubbing the scalp with the hand relieves headaches and strengthens hair, while stressing not to wash dishes with family utensils to avoid spreading illnesses. It also cautions against eating in the sickroom.
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