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Newspaper

Townsend Messenger

Location

Townsend, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1895

Page

6

Amherst Student Henry Lane Sets Total Strength Record

Keene New Hampshire born Henry W Lane 95 of Amherst College achieves the college total strength record by combining back legs chest arms and lungs in a two hour daily gym routine under Dr Hitchcock and Instructor Nelligan. Lane 150 pounds five seven and a half inches tall graduates Phi Beta Kappa and previously held records for dip and back strength while improving lung capacity to 553 liters.

Amherst Henry W. Lane Keene N. H Edward Hitchcock Nelligan Department of Physical Culture Lane Phi Beta Kappa Society Hitchcock Springfield Republican Pratt Gymnasium Seetye Sargent Harvard Anderson Yale American Association For the Advancement of Physical Education FE Klein L. Foster H. & Nash Tufts Klein H. H. Seelye Edward Hanlon Keene, N Connecticut River Railroad

A Woman's Bible Aims to Prove Sex Equality in Bible

The article outlines the formation of an English American committee led by Elizabeth Cady Stanton to revise the Bible’s Pentateuch and other books. It argues mistranslations diminish women's status and highlights key participants like Frances Lord Mary Livermore Olympia Brown and Sarah Underwood. Stanton defends the project amid opposition and notes her personal resolve at age 80.

New Committee of Women Revision Committee Elizabeth Cady Stanton New York Stanton Frances Willard Henry Somerset Miss Lord Mary Livermore Olympia Brown Phoebe Hanaford Sarah A. Underwood The Open Court Index John Bright Frances Ellen Burr Hartford Times Helen Gardner Lord Olympia Hanaford Frances Lord London England Tenafly N. J James Verybon Atlanta

Baltimore Club Faces Labor Dispute Over Stand Contract

Federation of Labor representatives urge union work on the new grand stand. They threaten a boycott if William G O'Brien does not hire union labor, while manager Hanlon notes the club cannot control employment since the contract is awarded to O'Brien.

Baltimore Federation of Labor William G O'Brien Federation Hanlon O'Brien

Window cleaner brush with water reservoir novelty

The item describes a window cleaning brush with an attached water reservoir that feeds water to the brushing surface. Parisian restaurant keepers mix honey with butter claiming improved flavor. The intercollegiate YMCA, founded in 1877, now includes over 500 American institutions and 72,000 student members.

Intercollegiate Young Men's Christian Association

A Terrible Arraign ment And The Secret Of Longevity

A poem in Truth by Arthur Grissom portraits a wealthy society figure in Blacktown. It mocks indulgence and idle luxury while contrasting a simpler life with modest pleasures like a pipe ale cheese and a garret. The verse references buncker hill ancestry and elite social rounds.

Blacktown Secret of Longevity Arthur Grissom

A Reliable Guest Breach Suit Noted in Joke Dialog

In a witty exchange at a hotel, a proprietor scolds for giving the best room to a stranger. The clerk defends the guest as “worth a million” as a defendant in a breach of promise case seeking $200,000 in damages for an injured heart.

New Woman and Female Lawyers in Politics Debate

A humorous quip questions why women cannot be lawyers congressmen or senators arguing that only objections arise from calls for female gentlemen in public roles. The exchange highlights gender role tensions in public life.

Off Day Chats at New Woman Club Prompted by Baby Visit

In a light exchange at the New Woman International Progressive club, Miss Newage notes nothing notable happened. Mrs. Sweetie arrives with her baby, prompting a round of affectionate kisses before adjournment. Ilia Motto quips about a man whose motto is pay as you go.

Miss Newage New Woman International Progressive Club Bachelor Girl Sweetie Ilia

The Right Thing in the Right Place and Elsewhere

A fragmentary humorous dialogue features nicknames and quips about New York, tickets, editors, peaches, dogs, and inventors. Characters include Mr Oldcoon, Space r, Liner, and Uncle Mose with jokes on theft, vanity, and misprint in a comic strip style.

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