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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
2
A collage of curiosities notes Carthage razors with ornate blades, a whistling language of Canary Islanders, and Dr John W Hoffman hailed by multiple societies as a top rosiologist. It cites historic wars costs, Australia as a gold giant, a Mojave dry lake, Connecticut native births vs deaths, Perlopthalmus goby eyes, and a flock of crows flooding Beijing’s Forbidden City each dusk.
A disputed posthumous charge arose over Samuel J. Tilden's estate for seven years and 11 months of daily medical attendance totaling about 143000 dollars. Dr Charles B Simmons and trustees did not contradict the figure, private settlement offered no verification, and Vice President Wheeler’s estate faced a 14500 pound claim for medical services despite bequests to missions and charity.
A Washington special explains the U S Supreme Court never takes a vacation. Justices work year round, hear cases, draft opinions in private chambers, and prepare long, detailed rulings. They also carry over cases to circuit duties, ensuring decisions withstand full bench review and lengthy precedent.
The account outlines Hopi winter rites with monthly festivals led by women and the Inkone taka priest. It details the Lalakonti ceremony's open air finale after nine days in a rock kiva, the basket exchanges, feather prayers, and dramatic postures, highlighting sacred women’s roles and the collective effort to propitiate rain and balance good and evil.
A collage of light quips and cartoons from Chicago Daily News Atchigan Globe Philadelphia Record Parkton Subbubs Backlotz Boston Transcript Detroit Journal Baltimore Amerigan, with jokes about weather, loafer life, new patrolmen, and humorous exchanges between strangers and officials.
Eight years ago Miss Watson and fellow workers started marmalade sales for parish charities. The effort grew from 117 pounds and a $6.73 profit to 18,000 pounds sold in 1900. Cottages became a factory as village girls worked, producing neatly labeled jars for charity.
The Lewis ton Journal notes Newfoundland conducts unprecedented lobster hatching using floating incubators near canneries. Norwegian-born inventor Neilsen devised the system, yielding about 450 million lobsters hatched yearly and 3.15 billion ova brought to life in seven years, all from female lobsters saved from boilers.
A fragmentary tale recalls a Wiss Man who runs a knowledge center and faces smart alecks asking odd questions about a rabbit and a wine man. The brief joke ends with the narrator asserting moral caution against betting with those aiming to trick.
The Atchison Globe hints at an audio phenomenon with a sly remark about expectations. The line nods to familiar comfort and curiosity, inviting readers to seek the surprising sound story behind the clue.
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