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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1894
Page
3
A Chicago news feature recounts a dramatic incident aboard the Rajapootah India man. Father and son were swallowed by a shark but survived after the creature split open and drowned them in an astonishing rescue.
The piece profiles Augusta Burr born in Comag New York weighing 70 pounds at ten months, noting good health per Dr Cohn and contrasts with a nine ounce newborn boy in New Orleans. It also offers home book folding tips and a word game for youths.
A child recalls pranks at home as Sam teases a dog and stones a cat. Father wakes him with a bedtime call while he lies awake listening to his father and Uncle Will talking by the gate. The father jokes that Sam is mischievous but not as bad as he once was.
A speaker recalls his father teasing pets and sending him to bed. He questions fairness and predicts someday his own son may face the same late night scolding. Eva Lovett writes from New York World with a child’s humorous perspective.
Reports from the entertainment beat note Joseph Herbert joining Fred C. Whitney for De Noven and Smith's Reb Roy. John H. Russell’s The Review is a capital success but needs pruning. Della Fox shines in The Whittle Toone at the Casino. Vernona Jarbeau to play Lady Zika in The Passing Show. Fanny Davenport delays tour due to manuscript, studying new role.
The piece outlines color pairings such as tan and blue for popular ensembles and silk muslin dresses worn over slips for girls at parties. Capes grow longer with heavy fabrics, fur lined circulars emerge, and colored suits pair blue with gray. Black undressed kid gloves trend, ostrich plumes rise in prominence, pearls reappear for daytime wear, and risky fashion notes include ripping skirts to create openings.
A cautionary piece from an Exchange column urges readers to mind manners and temper in social life. It advises against over or under dressing, gossip, contempt for others, untidy appearance, prying into friends affairs, and premature strong judgments.
The line about fan devotion shines with praise as supporters glow with enthusiasm and public interest remains high. The text emphasizes enduring appeal and steady energy among admirers.
The Jouw elers' Circular notes novelty in fans with outer sticks widening and elaborately carved. Cheaper ostrich feather fans lack length but keep edge crispness, while France and Austria center models reveal smaller proportions early in the season. Last season’s fans measure 12 to 15 inches, with ostrich feathers remaining the most expensive and mounted on pearl and ivory sticks.
An English surgeon cautions that rocking chairs cause deafness and eye strain and may induce nearsightedness. A medical authority warns that sudden cold water immersion after meals endangers digestion and the digestive organs. Signs of a weakened system include pale lips blue under eyes and cold dry extremities needing medical care. Spicy sauces and peppers should be limited as they overheat the mouth and exhaust saliva.
Trains arrive daily from St. Paul Chicago and Eastern points at Montana Union Depot. No. 2 from Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and Coast points arrives at 9 40 a m. No. 1 departs for Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and Coast and California at 9 55 a m. No. 4 departs for St Paul Chicago and Eastern Southern Canadian points from Northern Montana Depot at 9 00 a m. Through sleeping cars from Butte to Spokane Tacoma Portland and St Paul with tourist sleepers day coaches and dining car service on all through trains. For information time cards maps and tickets contact W M Tuchy or Charles Fee general agents.
Two fast trains between St Paul Minneapolis and Chicago Milwaukee with connections to all points east and south. Tickets sold and baggage checked through to all United States and Canadian provinces. For full information call at your nearest Ticket Agent or JAS C Pond Genl Pass Agt Milwaukee Wis
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