Passenger Romt Bo Freight Butte See Case
Fragmentary notes indicate a passenger and freight event in Butte with unclear timing and names. Readable items mention a case and a docket code G5, but core details remain obscured.
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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
8
Fragmentary notes indicate a passenger and freight event in Butte with unclear timing and names. Readable items mention a case and a docket code G5, but core details remain obscured.
The South Chicago Street Railway adds whisk brooms and clothes brushes for passenger use on the rear platform. London and Northwestern switches move to electric power for rapid operation. A private Macon park builds a one mile three foot two inch gauge miniature railway for wealthy children with incandescent lighting. Siberian trains offer libraries, barber, gym, baths, multilingual attendants, and seven day travel from St Petersburg to Irkutsk.
A Philadelphia Record inspired meditation on extreme heat woes. It notes heat drives smoky habits, fashion choices, and pet care myths. It mockingly suggests practical cooling measures like wet sponges and hats.
The notice lists candidates for Auditor Secretary of State Treasurer Attorney General and other offices across several counties. It also advertises Robbins Lucas dray office on South Street offering prompt dray service. Dr J Newton Hathaway promotes his chronic disease treatments without charge for consultation at Commercial Block Sioux City IA.
Reduced round trip excursion rates to Kansas City Missouri for the National Convention of the Christian Church. Qet III and CLR Ky will set the fare. For rates and train times contact Cedar Rapids agents.
The report sketches varied outcomes from the era including 1,200 acetylene jets lighting a chateau, 40,000 tons of glycerin produced yearly, a Berlin pot recirculating overflow, Maine lobsters reaching 4,000,000 in season, near cessation of monazite trade from Brazil, cheap German mantles from low land costs, and a Chicago firm contracted to dismantle Paris exposition buildings the day the expo opened, with lumber shortages easing post expo.
Antwerp cathedral displays a 54 bell set. A national revival and jubilee is urged as the century opens. Notables across denominations sign the call to Americans. Rabbi Max Heller opens a Jewish worship artifacts museum at Sinai temple for youth study. Rev Henry Richards from Africa visits the United States for months.
Brazil stamps gain regulation color appeal while Canada considers halving newspaper postage. British post office savings banks shift to variable rates tied to money value after 1903. An imperforate 30-cent 1869 stamp circulates as a curiosity. New issues include Liberia, Bolivia, Bavaria, Iceland, German Morocco, Dahomey, Senegal, Martinique, and related queen and five-pence designs, with varied cent values and color sets.
Women seek beauty but headaches drain days and wreck looks. Brain fatigue triggers headaches needing days to rebound. Vary work to manual labor, eat for brain needs, and guard blood circulation. Outdoor exercise, gym, or singing help. Proper breathing keeps youth and vitality. Fifteen minutes of singing weekly can prevent headaches.
The sultan lacks a crown and coronation in Turkey. Hart Wood, a 19 year old Denver resident, wins the prize for the gateway to Denver's city park among a field of well known architects. The piece also notes almanac style prophecies and lists several living musicians with birth years and ages.
The article notes illiteracy in India with only one fifth of boys and one fiftieth of girls attending school. It lists Yale graduate Miss Selichi Yamaguchi of Tokyo in native dress at diploma, Mount Holyoke’s Ada Lilian Howard, and mentions the founding roles at Wellesley. It mentions Ladayetts, Ind., and Purdue University with a figure of 2,000,000.
Reader snippets from Harlem Life to Chicago Record weave jokes on marriage church life and social misreads. Humorous misstatements, social blunders, and pithy exchanges spotlight quirks of adults, clergymen, and couples with light sarcasm.
A humorous and scattered collection of quotes and jokes followed by an advertisement extolling Bradfield's Female Regulator. The pitch claims the product restores health and beauty, corrects menstrual disorders, stops leucorrhea, and strengthens the womb, urging readers to buy from local druggists and to request a free illustrated book.
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