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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1888
Page
5
A reader questions gender norms and dress habits revealing social expectations. The piece surveys male and female fashion quirks such as high trouser folds and sleeve cuffs to discuss notions of propriety and cleanliness in everyday life.
The Open Space association formed in Philadelphia aims to increase small parks and openings in streetfronts to improve sanitation and comfort. A Missouri Horticulture Society address proposed openings every quarter mile with shade and drinking fountains three times daily, arguing new city layouts prevent degradation and reform homes to reform men.
A Chicago News note reports that initial headaches deafness and insomnia from factory noise often fade as workers adapt. Over weeks the condition improves with more acute hearing and reduced nervousness, surprising statisticians and hygienists.
A colossal brick chimney rises at East Newark with a 26 foot base, 9 foot top, and 835 feet total height including a 1700 brick count and 885000 cost. Construction uses 1,700,000 bricks and features a 1 1 1 cast iron ring and bell. A view is possible from trains crossing the Now aheadows.
A collection of curiosities notes cultural astronomy myths with Alcyone as a perceived universe center among tribes. It also cites statistics on waist fashion showing dramatic shifts in corset sizes over a quarter century and social reflections from various papers.
A veteran argues the army’s survival hinges on logistics as wagon trains cross hostile terrain. He describes supply gaps, ruined bridges, guerrilla threats, and the heavy burden on quartermasters to keep 80,000 hungry men fed daily, praising cooks and beef rations as vital glory. The piece also notes Chinese labor in California and notes on rapid, rough portrait painting.
Florentine Cor Chicago Times reports alarming conditions in northern Italy with widespread illiteracy among men over 20. Abject poverty and crowding in online districts persist despite fertile plains, while Pellagra devastates Lombardy and Emilia amid hunger and suspected diet, cleanliness, and moral factors.
A Globe Democrat writer foresees airships replacing horses and altering civilization. Transport by airboat would remove dependence on streets, shifting commerce to rural routes and reducing the need for urban centers.
The finding asserts the pioneer of operating the organ handle hailed from Tend Movines. Walker’s team used two tires in a trial in 1785 Vine. The report marks a historic method in organ mechanism development.
A fragmented note discusses Malthusian theory suggesting clergy oversee the largest families. It mentions fraud obscured by intoxication impeding collection and cites a grateful thought as the strongest form of prayer. The text ends with a reference to Lessing.
A.Slocum M.C. offers a positive remedy for consumption and invites sufferers to send their names and post office addresses to receive free samples. The solicitation urges readers to act and includes a Pearl Street New York return address.
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