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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
2
The Japanese government has chartered seventeen steamships to move troops to China. This action targets rapid reinforcement of forces in Asian ports and signals heightened military deployment during ongoing tensions with China.
Two letters from readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for resolving severe abdominal swelling and mobility issues. Mrs. M. Iowa describes rapid swelling reduction after one bottle and full recovery after completing treatment. Mrs. Evans Bevan Otisville Michigan reports two years of illness with womb and ovary inflammation cured after six bottles.
The Notre Dame catalog lists Classics Letters Economics History Journalism Art Science Pharmacy Law and various engineering programs with ecclesiastical student rates. It notes rooms for rent and junior senior collegiate courses, St Edward's Hall for boys under 13, and a Sept 4 opening for the 57th year with catalogs available from Rev. A Morrissey C S C President.
Special letter profiles Ellen Beach Yaw in a Tropico California home surrounded by grand trees palms and vines. The Iowa native who found fame in New York debuting in 1893 travels with her company then returns each year to rest and rehearse beside outdoor scenes and a piano within reach. She speaks of nature inspiring her art and performs a Manon Lescaut aria for visitors at the doorway.
A portrait of Ellen Yaw as a celebrated singer and hostess in a tropical Garden setting. Describes her childlike charm, a Great Dane companion, and guests welcomed amid blooming poinsettias heliotropes and oleanders. Notes her famed soprano voice and high E above high B.
The article details the ship's vast piping and metalwork with 1000 tons of piping and 40 000 separate steel pieces. Condensers will pump at least 50 000 gallons of water daily while furnaces draw about 7 500 000 cubic feet of air per hour. Boiler tubes would stretch about ten miles if laid straight and condenser tubes over 25 miles. Rivets approach 1 250 000 in number.
A collection of humorous clippings notes a newspaper editor refusing to contradict published death notices and promising a birth entry, an elephant and camel exchange over water, a bishop's misadventure in Ballarat, and the rise of the British Anti Sunday Traveling union with industry views on Sunday traffic trends.
In a witty exchange a reader jokes that the line reminds them of a page in a new book. The other person replies that the remark is clever but turns down the suggestion to keep it in its place.
Snippet dialogue recalls a pretty Black eyed girl who waited at a corner table and a remark about a mole on her cheek. A snub nosed woman notes, perhaps someone married her, while another exchanges mood and meals in a brief Chicago Tribune fragment.
In a lighthearted exchange Mrs. Dobbs notes her son Charlie stays active, joking that a fresh shirt looks worn after his quick play. The Indianapolis Journal captions the quip as a snapshot of bustling child energy.
Notre Dame University in Notre Dame Indiana promotes its catalog, preparatory school, commercial course and St Edward's Hall for boys. Changes at Holy Cross college include Rev James A Burns moving to Washington. Cholera in India, naval harbor protection plans, and consumer health ads on Cascarrets and hair restorers follow.
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