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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1888
Page
2
A Contributors' Club piece from The Atlantic argues for kinder bedtimes as a civilizational reform. It laments gaslight induced sleeplessness, praises gentle night conditions, and calls for making going to bed pleasant and respectable for children and adults alike.
The Scientific American notes flowing wells can be found by boring 100 to 200 feet in northern Utah and the San Pete valley. Towns with 500 to 5,000 residents are adopting the method, saving water taxes and supplying daily supply. Provo displays homes with fountains and hydrants supplying gardens and barns. Farmers may use artesian water for light power and farm chores, with water turned on or off by faucets.
The telephone disease, discovered by Professor Wilberstad of Berlin, disrupts vibratory ear chambers usually in the left ear. Sterm heat at 212 degrees can destroy germs in five to fifteen minutes, while heated dry air efficacy remains uncertain. The Nondurian government orders a survey of Copan ruins.
A Detroit Free Press piece argues that girls should be educated for independence beyond marriage, stressing honest labor, self reliance, and useful calling. It warns against luxury, lauds poverty’s discipline, and condemns fashionable schooling that neglects cooking, housekeeping, and practical skills.
A Tampa orange grower tested packing oranges in dry sacks and found fruit treated last December remained as fresh as when picked. The report notes the method’s promise amid mixed opinions on practical use.
The Cour de Cassation in France holds that a man who promises marriage and then refuses to marry must pay the promised woman monetary damages. The decision shocks French readers and signals a shift in gender power, with women prepared to defend their rights as new leverage in disputes over unequal treatment.
The piece reflects on vast geological time and uses a paper scale and a deep gorge to convey spans of deep time. It cites Croll and the book Climate and Time to illustrate concepts of a million years and a century, ending with a note on a tiny stream carving a 2 mile deep gorge over long eras.
A critic debates earnestness noting women attend more committees and that shallow pretension bores society. True earnestness, when genuine, inspires and guides, while poseurs irritate. real intent sharpens culture and binds communities.
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