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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1895
Page
2
The column rails at Easter taxation debates and Bismarck praise while lampooning aristocracy and divorces. It notes the Duke of Norfolk’s marble staircase, Vienna explosives, and a Parisian conspiracy claim. It argues republicanism should abolish noble titles as unrecognizable legal status.
Proceedings in the Western District of Wisconsin target Eureka Chemical of La Crosse for imitating No-to-bac and trading on Sterling Remedy's name. The suit raises questions on imitation, advertising literature theft, and copyright and trademark law with implications for American manufacturers. Also included is a tale of Marlborough and Harvard students and a Burlington Route fare sale promising half-price round trips to western states.
The article notes German crowds cheering Bismarck with beer steins and flowers while the emperor stays unseen. A New York Sun correspondent mocks William’s poor public persona, contrasting chivalrous dances with overcautious etiquette and likening it to a Frankenstein scene.
A Florida correspondent reports that orange groves show surprising recovery with seedling trees sending fresh leaves. While grafted trees are often dead above the graft, larger branches remain alive. The observation suggests selecting better varieties and adopting more diversified farming in the state.
The Chicago Record notes new dining car service on Nickel Plate Road trains. Train No 6 departs Chicago at 2 PM daily with dinner. Train No 2 leaves Chicago at 3 40 PM serving breakfast and dinner with Boston connections. Train No 5 arrives Chicago at 9 35 PM from New York and Boston. For details contact the General Agent J Y Calauan in Chicago.
The fragment mentions salt as essential to interior tribes migration and a Zuni salt goddess. It advertises a cheap Great Rock Island Route excursion to Denver in July with a free Tourist Teacher prospectus from Jno Ze bastian G P A Chicago. It includes stray ads and garbled notes about products and names.
A merchant prince kneels to test love with a poor girl and the couple wed happily. Elsewhere a city robbery claim contrasts country safety with gunlogged security while a hostess jokes about a famed scientist who discovered the pacillus of divorce.
In a lively excerpt from Harpers Bazaar the overheard quarrel reveals that Miss De Ledger and her father's book-keeper wed secretly six months ago. Mrs Gadd and Mrs Gabb react with shock and humor as bystanders weigh the breach of propriety and the telltale whispers that follow.
Read in the paper a brief street quarrel on Cherry Street between two neighboring women. Insults flew as one woman retorted you must think I am a fool and the other replied you are next door to one. A tramp named Weary Lawson mocks health fears and microbes in money.
A humorous exchange at a blind asylum shows a visitor noting only men present and asking about female inmates. The matron replies plenty are rented out as chaperons. A separate quip has Mr Greateets wishing cremation and Mrs Hashcroft suggesting stuffing, ending with a boarder loss.
A new dining car service on the Nickel Plate Road connects Chicago to Buffalo via trains that run through Chicago to New York and Boston. Passengers on this low rate line can obtain all meals on trains. For reservations and details contact the focal ticket agent or JY. Calahan, General Agent. Wyoming reports the smallest female population at 21,852 and New York the largest at 990.
Readers warned that persistent fatigue signals impure blood and possible nervous prostration. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a blood purifier to expel impurities, boost vitality, and steady digestion. A testimonial from H. R. Squires of East Leverett, Massachusetts credits improved energy and appetite after use.
A collage of light exchanges and wry remarks from various papers. The snippets cover social courtesies, army nerves, telephone quirks, and marital toying with wit and regional humor.
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