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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1894
Page
3
A Chicago woman operates a General commission merchant business on South Water Street selling poultry eggs and calves. She manages both city sales and country trade by mail and plans expansion as she becomes wealthier, relying on direct correspondence and self driven labor rather than road agents.
A Tokyo subscription funds a monument to Mrs. Oura, pioneering Japanese woman in foreign trade. Born in Nagasaki, she supported family after a fire loss, opened tea and product exports in 1853, voyaged to Europe, and built ties with leaders like Komatsu and Okuma while expanding Japan's export trade.
Critics hail Miss Yaw for an extraordinary vocal range and flawless quality reaching high E. The piece notes Sybil Sanderson’s upcoming appearance, compares their ranges, and adds commentary on fashion notes about stockings and garters from Paris. It also describes a courting pie-plate game for families and a New York World sock feature.
The text mentions Mrs Olive B Lee at a national editorial convention, Ruth F Durgan and Helen Kimber organizing suffrage clubs in Kansas, a large donation to the Maria Mitchell Memorial at Vassar, Rudyard Kipling on the new woman, and American girls involved in candy dipping in New York, reflecting diverse social themes.
James J. Corbett prescribes a cold dip in winter followed by light dumbbell work to tone upper body muscles and sharpen the skin. He endorses hot drinks and a sponge bath routine after tennis and argues women should avoid drafts and hurry to rubdowns. Miss Ellen Beach Yaw, a California singer, is noted for a prodigious voice spanning nearly four octaves.
The queen is described as stout yet graceful with a fine carriage of head and shoulders. She speaks Italian English French and German fluently and is fond of music and literature, often surrounded by books in four languages. She loves travel but has not yet toured foreign lands, having visited the Swiss Alps and Austrian Tyrol where she leads mountaineering with her ladies.
A fragment lists No 8 leaving Northern Montana Union Depot daily for St Paul and other eastern points with no complete times or details.
The Boston Herald notes women of all ages are invited to join the new National Council of Jewish Women, aiming to advance interests and promote philanthropy through organized local sections across the country led by President Mrs Henry Solomon. Miss Mary Ann Dalton of Ashland New Hampshire reaches 96, self supplies clothes and candles, gardens, and maintains century old family pieces. Miss Anna P Church of Toledo enters the undertaking field, reflecting a trend that women care for women and children's bodies.
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