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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1899
Page
7
The Society of American Women in London reaches 100 members. Modeled after Sorosis of New York the group holds monthly luncheons on the first Monday to foster fellowship and connect British and American ideas.
The group led by Mrs Hugh Reid Griffin seeks steady growth and welcomes women bringing high culture. The society plans a monthly London gathering with possible English guests and may invite distinguished women from literature art music and philanthropy as guests of honor.
A New Orleans Times Democrat note on a Spinster club where members vow to delay marriage for a trophy filled with humor as engagements rise. A New York Tribune report recounts a mix up where a baby carriage swap nearly abducted a child but was resolved by advertisements. The Philadelphia Ledger praises brave women who rescue orphans amid a fire in Sparkill. A Chicago Post item highlights an extravagant trend of gem studded glove buttons in gold settings from October Ladies’ Tomes Journal.
The article guides making beef tea from the juiciest beef, preferably the round, fat free. Dice into small pieces, place in a hot water bath, and heat to extract nourishment. Dilute with hot water if the patient has a weak stomach and avoid tender meat when selecting the beef.
A late 19th century canvas portrays Elinor Clews and other prominent women as capable beyond royal titles. It notes Elsie Clews as a school inspector despite no salary, Gould sisters handling law and Wall Street advice, Alta Rockefeller coding and teaching, and Vanderbilt, Mackay, and Sage women crafting gowns, teaching arts, and managing investments.
A column notes that material pleasures have their place but warns women often abandon studies after marriage. Mrs Jones laments her inability to guide her two children along learning paths and complains she cannot go beyond teaching piano.
The Wheel reports officials in St Petersburg view a woman's skirt as a danger and ban female cyclists from streets unless wearing split garments. The measure aims to curb women riding, notably affecting American and English visitors to the city. Portia Sprague Becomes Treasury Assistant in Washington. Vanderlip appoints Sprague a $1,200 post in the treasury department as temporary auditor for the war department, honoring her grandfather Salmon P. Chase.
Mrs Mountford a Jerusa lem native describes Palestinian women and their religious dissipation. She notes endless feasts fasts saints and graves and women are obliged to attend. She proposes establishing a school for unmarried women in Jerusalem without regard to religion.
The article notes Miss L L M Coote, daughter of the British Vigilance association secretary, achieving the ascent of the Wetterhorn, the peak long first reached by Mr Mills in 1854, marking the first full ascent by a woman. It also mentions sewing schools in Prussia, Breslau glove production sent abroad for sewing, a fashion note on the color pervenche, and Miss Braddon publishing her sixtieth book.
A narrator recounts how a leader offered to guide workers in his absence and left a glass eye on a tree stump. The workers, surprised, use a tin container as a makeshift cover for the eye and continue labor until sunset as they rest.
The Salt Palace in Salt Lake City is built from salt crystals from the Great Salt Lake, a novel Western enterprise. A Midway Plaisance features Hagenback's Wild Animal Shows and a fast bicycle track, occupying twenty acres in the city core. The Rio Grand Western Railway offers through tickets with stopovers, Pullman palace cars, reclining chairs, and dining service, with agent contact in Butte for rates and maps.
Educated young men and women face a grand opportunity as Grand Island Business and Normal College, a fourteen year leader in the western states, reports more graduates sought than could be supplied last year. The school offers business normal and shorthand training with low expenses and a week board of $1.50. One year tuition credit option and free college record or catalog for six cents. Address A M Hanaze, President, Grand Island Nebraska.
A new Howell's Miners' Code provides directions for locating and recording mining claims mill sites and tunnel locations in Montana and Idaho. It covers co owner rights duties of partnerships forming mining corporations types of mining liens patent procedures and includes citations to cases and mining laws. Priced at fifty cents and offered by Impunt Pustisanne Co Dillon Mont for prospectors before trips.
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