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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1898
Page
6
A garbled records page lists ad slogans and odd notes about thrift in Maine, medicine cures, and consumer goods. It mentions brands like Pepsin gum Cascarens and Piso's Cure, plus odd local lines about a birds hospital in Chicago and frog-skin gloves.
Fragmented ad text touts 252 bushels per acre corn by Le Raysville resident and offers seeds and seed catalog from John A Salzer Seed Co. at La Crosse Wis. Includes miscast odds and various product pitches with questionable claims and miscellaneous filler content.
The fragment recalls visitors at a Chicago World’s Fair who witnessed marvels and songs by the lake. A boy named Willie suffers a severe two year cough with blood spitting, anxiety, and doctor visits. Family notes antique remedies, ad offers, and hopes for cure.
Dr Samuel Pitcher of Hyannis Massachusetts warns that only The Centaur Company may use his Castorla name and wrapper signature CHAS E Fletcher on products. He notes the original Castorla has long been sold in American homes for over thirty years and asserts March 8 1877 as the date of his declaration.
An early 20th century ad promotes Cascarets as a beauty aid. It claims clean blood improves skin and lists benefits like clearing pimples boils and blemishes. The pitch stresses health over cosmetics with a money back satisfaction guarantee.
A garbled historical trade notice offers Halle Catach Cure Boog from Cheney & Co Toledo for catarrh. The text extols fictitious remedies and prices, urging readers to purchase quack medicines and warning against scams, with scattered brand names and dubious claims.
An article discusses gargoyles used on buildings as rain spouts, tracing their history from the thirteenth century to modern times. It notes the dragonlike origins, evolving designs, and how sanitary concerns spurred their decorative function while keeping utility intact.
A biographical sketch describes Ernest Kemper a devoted student and teacher whose extreme study routine and relentless travel between home and school led to deteriorating health. After failing remedies, he attributes recovery to Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People and resumes teaching.
OCR text fragment mentions the Coca Cola context, Wes, presteer con peit, Bosic, Tories, trade, grocer, perks, Freer trade, and a Corz LEIGe reference. Multiple garbled phrases hinder a clear event or subject. No verifiable names, dates, or places are discernible.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions removal of bets and a cord of admission to a recent entertainment event. The readable text is unclear and appears to be garbled about wagering and entry. No identifiable people, organizations, places, or dates are present.
The Atlantic Express departs Salt Lake City at 9 am and reaches Denver by 3 30 pm the next day then Chicago by 3 15 pm the third day with connections to New York. An evening train leaves at 7 40 pm arriving Denver 9 15 pm the next night and Chicago 8 am the third day with fast morning connections to New York and Boston. Trains boast Pullman sleeping and reclining chair cars. Ticket office listed. Seven Kentucky colonels quarantined in Alabama noted amid a dry town.
The article urges the great privilege of new life through close dwelling with Christ. It emphasizes sitting as a disciple before Jesus to gain true understanding, with constant companionship developing Christian graces that weave into character and praise God through service.
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