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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1895
Page
2
A chaotic Dillon Examiner page features satirical riffs on Peru's revolution, railroads repaying debts, and a sprawling jumble of names and mock news. It contorts with references to Britain India Egypt and a fictive discovery about Rock's tuberculin and ineacity. The piece blends opinion, humor, and improbable claims in a bustling, disjointed fashion.
Nine bricks and a box of sand were sent through the New York post office causing a stir. The box weighed heavy and the sender faced possible charges as authorities traced the mysterious package amid weighing and delivery irregularities.
In a chaotic rink brawl at Snendwick on the Detrote river spectators watched as rivals with skates clashed after a women’s dispute. Pete Bradley and Gignac faced off while McKee helped defend, and both youths shed skates amid the melee.
A failed assassination attempt targeted Nevada Bank president J. W. Klyman in San Francisco near his California Street residence. A man named William Holland Need fired two shots, but Klyman escaped unharmed while the assailant, later identified as a forger, was arrested and released at the financier’s request amid ongoing investigations.
A detailed account describes a complex removal of a capecrous growth near the goose egg site affecting the stomach pylorus and duodenum. The procedure used a Murphy button and Goer silk sutures with careful reconstruction of the stomach lining and peritoneal coverings. The narrative notes only 25 similar cases worldwide with mixed outcomes, and lauds Dr Murphy as an inventor and De Pycretts as a proponent of the device.
Fragmented dialogue depicts a Highland river margin where a tutor questions a drowning incident. Donald confirms a swimmer attempted crossing but the feat proved difficult due to flood water and hesitation.
Fragmentary report mentions President Carnot and the Comte de Paris involved in a political or theatrical scene. References to Alexander III and efforts to clear the stage for decisive actions appear, but the garbled text obscures clear events, dates, or outcomes.
A Globo Democrat interview recalls Myron Hunter describing a Zanzibar episode with German backed Holstein Guards. He details tropical scenery, a lightning struck willow, and a vivid storm revealing nature’s color. The tale blends travel notes with political overtones and observational wonder.
An ad promoting Servief Figs and the Cubforda Pur Pyrp Co product Myrigy of Figs highlights health benefits for digestion kidneys and liver. It warns against substitutes and notes branding on every package to assure authenticity.
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