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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1896
Page
7
During a visit to the valley Carnot noticed an old man moved by the art of sculptor Jean Carries. A bystander urged repair of a wrong and Carnot pinned a Legion of Honor cross to Carries. The next day the official gazette named Carries a chevalier of the order.
A conversational fragment shows a loving son Amy addressing a mother while a printed ad promotes California Fig Syrup's true and perfect remedy for spring cleansing. The copy touts one bottle for the family at 60 cents and warns against imitations.
A curious device described after breakfast can transform with a light pressure into an extension table. Pressing three buttons simultaneously yields an upright form. The item reportedly can be altered into a rosewood coffin after life ends.
An old reading notes suggest Bittera Stomach Bitters as an efficient remedy for rheumatism liver bowels stomach kidneys and malaria disorders. A casual dialogue mentions a visit with Castleton and Willie noting a sister sleeping in the afternoon.
Salzer Extra Grass Mixtures advertised as a sure path to lush meadows and high hay yields, with farmers reporting up to six tons per acre. Offers include 82 vegetable packages for $1 and a mammoth seed catalogue with sample tea grass and grain. address La Crosse Wisconsin.
The piece argues marriage is not inevitable for educated women who pursue independence. It notes early work starts, shifting roles, and the tension between social expectations and personal choice. References to public figures and a critique of gender norms frame a call for renewed emphasis on female autonomy.
The piece weighs the hunting temperaments of two presidents, Harrigan and Cleveland, contrasting quick bold shots with patient waiting. It notes Harrigan’s boldness, risk taking, and practical tolerance for roughing it, while Cleveland favors slow, steady, careful stalking.
The text blends scattered notes on weather induced colds, a German photoreporting rifle anecdote, a French physician claim about tinctures in water, and stray musings on air quality. It reads like a mosaic of late era curiosities with dubious scientific grounding and sensational claims.
An ad style fragment promises $1,000 for new oats and $300 for 100 bushels of potatoes, urging planting for high fall prices. It touts Salser Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin with a free mailing of 10 seed packages including Teosinte and Giant Incarnate Clover, and a mammoth catalogue.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a drug emulsion named Scolls with garbled text about digestive or medical use and possible advertising style. No clear events, dates, or entities to confirm.
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