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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1888
Page
2
A Chicago Times cited proposal outlines a training hotel near a railway station to provide clean lodgings and wholesome board for workers and students with limited means. It envisions 1,000 guests, a corps of domestics, training with cash prizes, and wage advancement to secure homes in respectable families.
A historic description outlines how an old lion leads and scents a caravan by wind, prompting oxen to panic and bolt. The alert prime mover includes a loud roar to finalize the attack, with young males and lionesses exploiting cover as the train halts for rest along a desert edge.
A Detroit Free Press quote recalls calico fabric that supposedly keeps color fast. The exchange features a skeptical woman who asserts durable color despite a fatal anecdote about a dress pattern and a river incident.
The Latest Souvenir notes a man photographs the beating heart as a romantic token for an absent admirer. A betrothed recipient receives a picture capturing his palpitation upon reading her letter.
A critique from A. do Montaigu in Dreams warns that future generations may mock our current clothes. The piece ridicules hoop skirts bustles and corsets, arguing fashion should evolve toward comfort and natural form for individual expression and health.
A description from Le Genie Civil outlines a hospital building concept using an iron shell with a removable wooden lining. The design aims to keep rooms cool in summer and warm in winter, with ventilation via ridge openings and steam circulation. The structure can be treated, disinfected, and repainted, with estimated cost around 9500 per bed pavilion including carpentry and other components.
Fragmentary text notes aspects of a house changing as air moves through curtain gaps and doorways. Decrees or orders on this matter are unclear from the readable fragments.
A New York Sun excerpt notes amateurs swirl through photog raphy scenes at Thousand Islands admiring advancements in instant photography. It highlights generous aid from amateurs, contrasts with professionals, and praises how amateur practice spurs innovation and saves time and money for workers.
A Globe Democrat note reports experiments in Paris showing coffee and its fumes disinfect a room by chemically absorbing odors. Ninety to five hundred grams of coffee used with heat killed odors from meat spoilage and sulphuretted hydrogen, ammonia, musk, castor, and asafoetida.
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