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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1896
Page
3
There is no market remedy equal to French Tansy Tablets for relief and cure of painful and irregular menses. Manufactured by A Augen dre Paris France and sold by D M Newbro Drug Co Butte Montana sole agents. Price 2 per box mailed securely sealed.
The Salt Lake Tribune announces a price reduction to $2.90 per year for the Semi-Weekly starting June 1 1896. The paper pledges to maintain high standards and keep the publication in the front rank. Names of inventors sought.
Special correspondence reports town news from Sushipan and Pageville Nov 11 12. Highlights include community illnesses and social events, a post office petition, a district court office change, and the death of pioneer Mrs Turner with an inquest due.
Mrs Mary E Turner widow of Henry Turner formerly of Virginia City was found dead in her bed near Burlington Sunday morning. She lived with a family named Johnston near Burlington.
A traveler in Whitehall predicted a future railroad link from Dillon through the Jefferson valley to Whitehall, with a terminal in Whitehall within a year and a coal delivery role for the Parrot smelter at Gaylord. The project would boost Gaylord and Whitehall as supply points for a mineral-rich region, creating regional mining and employment growth.
A collection of dated quips on liquor gender roles and social behavior. The Florida Times-Union columns comment on women work and motherhood with playful stereotypes and cautionary notes about marriage and public life.
Wm Corbus of Elkhart county wagers his wife against 5000 that Bill McKinley will be elected president. Banard cautions that such bets reveal shameless greed. a loving smile is worth more than money.
The report lists trotting and pacing horses with times and breeding, including Beautiful Belle, Danbury fair results, andhorses like Page and Crystal. It notes racing developments such as new tracks near Hilton Maryland and Prince George of Leichtenburg shipments, plus bets and rivalries among Philadelphia pacers Happiness and Mignon.
A compact survey traces silk from ancient mentions in Ezekiel to Henry VIII wearing silk stockings, notes the Silk Association of Great Britain and Ireland, and tracks exports and production in France China Switzerland and the German colony Ebenezer. It notes Roman emperors and Greek bans on silk in early history.
The Crockery and Glass Journal notes china items such as a rim split into ad spaces for hotels, a frog shaped umbrella stand, a Napoleonic green and gold fruit plate, an ice cream set with lovers in watteau style, and bisque figurines of Li Hung Chang's mandarin and consort showcased in a New York window.
The Jewelers' Circular notes rising demand for fine emeralds, diamonds in side combs, bracelets, and earrings. Gem clusters and brooches remain popular with round and oblong shapes. yachting inspired designs mimic anchors. American women increasingly favor bracelets. affordable fancies and clever imitations serve broader patrons.
A survey of prominent women includes Miss Orr the rapid stenographer, Lady Beatriog Butler’s engagement, Miss Frances Quaife as New Orleans infirmary superintendent, and Eliza Talcott visiting Rockville. Also listed are Mrs. Sewall the photographer, Mme. Blouet translator and host, Miss Barbara Senn in North Dakota, and Agnes Engel leading bird prevention in Perth.
The text surveys abolition and slave practices from Denmark in 1766 under Christian VII to ancient and medieval systems. It cites Hebrew, Roman, Egyptian, and English traditions, mentions a Brussels conference on Africa slave trade, and notes large African slave trade areas and price impacts after conquests.
An excerpt from Cornhill Magazine recounts Nelson's view of the Nile victory as a conquest of Egypt not merely a sea battle. It notes the French army’s siege-like isolation, Bonaparte’s Syria campaign failure, and Kleber’s despair, with Nelson vowing to keep French troops in Egypt under his command.
The article notes dentistry in Egypt 2000 years before Christ with electric-like dental implants in tombs from 10th century BCE and mentions artificial teeth on carved wooden plates using hippo or walrus ivory. It describes the octopus mouth at body center with a parrotlike beak, starfish as all mouth, and a wasp jaw mechanism capable of cutting hard wood. It also states some insects have no mouths and stings the digestion process.
A collage of editorials and quotes from multiple papers debating Abdul Hamid and the sick man image of Turkey. The clamor weighs American and British roles in the eastern crisis with sympathy for Armenians and concern over intervention in the Dardanelles.
Memphis women commissioners draft plans on gray paper with scarlet ink for the Tennessee Centennial exposition. The women’s board will have an official badge in silver and enamel, led by Mrs. J. Hunter Orr. Counties will install ornamental floors and Obion county women fund the rotunda fountain in a magnificent Memphis display.
The paper positions itself as the sole Twin Cities publication backing free coinage of silver and defending popular rights. It promises full telegraphic reports and markets and offers a combined subscription with the Dillon Tribune at four dollars per year, with sample copies available.
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