Butte and mining tales and Eskimo life excerpts
A mixed selection from a historic page includes notes on Butte Montana mining yields and processing capacity, plus long excerpts from a story about Forrester and Caroline with Mrs Andrews, and an illustrated piece on Eskimo baby life in a snow home. The mining section highlights Butte’s ore output, payrolls, and prospects, while the fiction and educational passages present domestic drama, literary progress, and Arctic childhood life in compact scenes.
War Correspondents Debate Press Courage and Criticism
The piece argues that army generals and staff parasites attack newspapers to dodge accountability. It defends correspondents for exposing incompetence and asserts military conduct should be scrutinized as open public service. It also covers mental disorders, physiological uncertainty, and Mexico as a winter resort with brief travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publec
Ren. Perley Poore
Boston
Maine Fisheries Earns Noted National Ranking
The Maine fisheries report places the state second in sea fish and first in river fisheries among unions states. It notes 11,071 persons employed with a value of fishery products at 83,014,178 and river fishing employing 1,690 persons. In 1484, river catches reached 175,046 dollars. Hartford Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Hartford Post
The Stovetowarded Debate on Coal Stoves
James J. Prickett argues in St Louis Magazine that coal fires erase cherished home traditions. He laments loss of reflection and affection, claiming coal stoves fail to kindle imagination or bind hearts, unlike the old wood fires he calls timeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrester Raachei
Auinmion
Andrew
Caroline
P St Courss
Otna
James J. Prickett
St. Louis Magazine
Millennium Advances and the Printing Press Impact
The essay traces the Solon Age’s progress through printing, gunpowder, electricity, and steam power. It argues these advances hasten knowledge and civilization while warning that increased killing power may spur safer distant warfare. It cites Franklin, Watt, and the Hoe press as pivotal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Watt
F. B. Valetta
St. Louis
Where False Teeth Come From
A correspondent recounts a dent ist tale about 60 or 70 years ago before artificial teeth. A rough man visited a dentist, accepted a high price, and disclosed how he acquired teeth by posing as a mourner and looting a church vault. He entered the vault by the yard door and ransacked coffins, providing the dentist with a supply of teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Tam
Hoyle
Qaroline
Mr. Ann
Forrester
Carolina
Atill
Caroling
Konald
Omninuw
Hen Dee
Borrester
sAndrews
British Medical Journal
Chia Mogre
Canoer
Crisp
H. Percy Dunn
Popular Science Monthly
St. James's Gazette
Industrial Breevities From a Rural Pennsylvania Farm Scene
A fragment from a rural section notes a rat infestation threatening barns and children in Burlington township Towanda county Pennsylvania and efforts to meet the problem. It also surveys bee and honey production, forestry in Australia, corn and export prospects in Argentina, cattle costs, harvest gear, and peanut culture across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmora
Burlington Township
Towanda County
Pennsylvania
Hoya
Thoreanda
Msn
Maine
Aroostook
Prorat
Forestry
Australia
Dse
Argentina
France
London
England
Nebraska
Hordenthal Aociety
New Zealand
Great Britain
Moore
Train Robberies in Arkansaw Shock Passengers
A three year string of train robberies in Arkansaw ends with a chaotic raid on the Arte kungas Valley route near Little Rock. Passengers describe a sudden volley of revolver fire and a hurried demand for money and valuables. Despite some heavy loot claimed, officials report only about seven hundred dollars and a few watches recovered, suggesting overzealous robbery panic more than value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minoa
Montana
Union of States
Kaya m
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Hutte
Arizona
California
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
New Mexico
Colorado
Butte
Montans
Hitle Borens
Frederick Schwatka
St. Nicholas
March
Arkansaw
Artekungas
Little Rock
Whd
Pina Blut
St. Louis
Sipper
Rele
Spanish Treaty Debate on Cuba and Porto Rico Tariffs
A St Louis Globe-Democrat piece argues the Spain treaty exchanges $820 million in surrender of revenue for sugar duty relief, but Cuba and Porto Rico goods total under $13 million yearly with limited profit. It questions if easing tariffs would justify a trade worth $6 million annually, even if doubled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Porto Rico
Bue
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sara Bledsoe
Berche
Assez
Mary
Darren
Patlobe
Abe
Carmine
Atm
Qwest
Han
Shea
Bearine
Caroling Andrews
Caroline Han
Peterson’s
Mrs. Andrews
Loaghe
Opie P. Read
Arkansas Traveler
Tima
Shep Ford
Estep
Bama
O. Tlarris
Frank A. Hamilton
Mexico
Cuautli
San Diego
Waza
Allway Station
Garmin
Dja Ic Cuautla
Aland
Cel
Tableland
Cuwuda
United States
Atlantic
Thomas Taylor
Department of Apriculture
Megnin
America
Taylor
Russia
Moscow Gazette
China
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