Twin Bridges Notes From Our Regular Correspondent
Weekly digest from Twin Bridges and surroundings with visits, local politics, a county institute, the Greene murder trial note, band concerts, institute proceedings, and social updates. Includes references to Mrs. Staley, Miss Carpenter, Hank Lemear case, and death memorial for Brownie.
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John Seyler
Fergus County
John Haney
Houston
Idaho
John
Dillon
Wm. Rhodes
Rhodes & Miller
Clark Anderson
Chas. Johnson
Silver Bow County
Grace
Della Herndon
Virginia City
E. N. Reed
County Institute
Chas. Mahan
Hank Lemear
Woods
Madison County
Oliver
C. W. Birchard
H. Lorton
L. D. Hall
A. M. Gilbert
Grace Baker
Birchard
Twin Bridges
S. H. Oliver
A. M. Graves
Salt Lake
Rep Rock
J. M. Ames
Salmon City
Jule Guyaz
Beauty through complex harmony in dress and decor
Edmund Russell argues beauty equals harmony across all parts. He cites Delsarte on color tone variety, warns against plain surfaces, and recommends massed colors and an oriental corner with coordinated cushions, screens, draperies, and bric-a-brac.
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Delsarte
Theatre News and Casting Returns from Stage World
Eunico Vance to headline farce as Wilson Barrett signs eight week New York run. We expect “On the Bowery” to draw crowds with Steve Brodie playing himself. Daly’s company to tour San Francisco after solid support from Madeline Pollard. Henri Marteau plans a January European tour after Denmark rest. Richard Manafield hires Mary Shaw and others for Herald Square premiere. Marlo Wainwright unveils four act original “Daughters of Hive” with twin roles. Francklyn Reglid’s christening reveals his alias Charles Francia Dilger.
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Eunico Vance
Wilson Barrett
New York
Bowery
Steve Brodie
Madeline Pollard
Augustin Daly
California
San Francisco
Henri Marteau
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Russia
Richard Manafield
Herald Square Theater
Japhet
Mary Shaw
Henry Jowett
Mia
Morton Rankin
Harry Pitt
Marlo Wainwright
I. A. Lancaster
Julian Maginus
Hive
Miss Wainwright
Francklyn Reglid
Charles Francia Dilger
Reglid
Regiid
Sleep Hygiene Admonitions From Good Housekeeping
Practical guidance on safe sleep practices urges restful sleep, clean air, and proper bed placement. It warns against feather beds and warns that turpentine is not a sleep remedy, stressing health over fashion and emphasizing open space around the bed for optimal repair.
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Snear
Victor Sporting Goods by Overman Wheel Co.
The Overman Wheel Company of Chicopee Falls Mass makers of the Victor bicycle have entered the sporting goods trade. They will manufacture a full line including base balls bats gloves nets footballs shoes sweaters and more. They promise top quality and better goods than rivals with Victor branding.
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Overman Wheel Co
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Victor
Overman Wheel Company
Victor Sporting Goods
Victor Bicycles
Victor Sporting
Practical Housekeeping Tips From a Historic Column
The text provides old fashioned cleaning advice including glycerin preservation for pails and tubs, kerosene polishing for teakettle, a wash mix of rainwater and white castile soap for embroideries, and borax on closet shelves to deter roaches. It also advises restoring gilding on frames by removing rust with a brush and washing gilding in warm water boiled with an onion, then drying quickly.
Food prep tips and a note on Massaua Egypt
The passage gives culinary guidance such as flour on cold potatoes for frying and caution about using only fresh fish, fruits, and oysters. It suggests croquettes from leftover meat or fish with starch and sauce, flavors jellies by rose geranium, and pastry edges must not be smoothed to preserve air. It also notes Massaua as the Egyptian Venice built on three coral islets.
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Massaua
Venice
Are Gems Lenses For Sale
Colorless lenses that do not polarize light nor tire the eyes. They block heated rays and provide clear vision. For sale only by
Standard Brick Co fuels boom in Anaconda industry
The Standard Tire Brick Co in Anaconda ships red and silica bricks nationwide, employing 160 workers to produce 800000 red bricks and 180000 fire bricks monthly. It sources silica from Beaverhead, fire clay from Three Forks, and fuels with Belt coal and wood, while supplying departments for copper smelters and annealing ovens. The plant handles large railroad freight, holds diverse brick stock, and has invested $100000 in improved machinery.
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Standard Tire Brick Co
Mont
Butte, Great, Falls
Whitehall and Basin
Montana
Beaverhound County
Dillon
Three Forks
Jefferson County
Lost Creek
Mill Creek
Anaconda
Standard Brick Company
Standard Company
Settlement Claim Validity Asserted by Land Attorney
Formed by W. D. Harlan, land attorney, Washington. The good faith of a settlement claim is not impeached by absence from the land to earn money for supporting a settler’s family and to purchase the land. Ass’r Srcy Sims.
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W. D. Harlan
Washington, D
R Srcy Sims
Notice to Hunters on Ranch Prohibits Trespass
Notice states shooting or hunting on the ranch is prohibited and trespassers will be prosecuted. Signed by JaMES MayLorn and dated 37-2m. Also advertises job work at the Tre- UNE office with stylish work at moderate prices.
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James MayLorn
Trre- Une
Passengers urged to use major rail line services
Passengers bound for Missouri river cities urged to patronize the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern line. The service highlights include Pullman and Wagner sleeping cars dining cars day coaches and colonist sleepers aboard the elegant trains.
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Chicago, Union Pacific and
Northwestern
Missouri River
Northwestern Line
Wagner
Pullman
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