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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1897
Page
2
A fragmented Montana page discusses contrasts between enjoyment and disgust, gender perspectives on law, and the public reception of wit. It references political fidelity, societal standards, and the year 1896 with scattered notes on bets, distribution, and weather/seasonal timing.
Detroit letter recalls Lewis Cass Zach Chandler and Robert McClelland as leading Michigan figures in Washington. It notes Cass as a premier statesman, Chandler’s Detroit heritage and influence, and McClelland’s roles from the 1830s through Pierce’s cabinet, including his funeral. The piece blends biography with political context from the era.
The article recounts how John Arbuckle revealed price fixing for Rio Java and Mocha, exposing Havemeyer profits and Ar burkle Co. ties. It also outlines Jarvie’s stock claims at Woolson Spice and notes Spanish diplomat history and Minister de Lome’s conduct amid Washington tensions.
A West side physician warns that smoking iced tea cigarettes is harming young women with insomnia and nervousness. He says the habit triggers brain excitement and can impair mental work, with some cases showing rapid writing or strange intellectual activity after use. The report notes widespread observations and mentions controversy over the practice and its alleged effects.
The fragmented passage recalls a street confrontation and a poet’s remark amid a chaotic scene. Names, dates, and clear events are obscured, leaving only hazy references to a fight, a beard, and a cryptic exchange.
Fragmentary text reports on population and death data in Massachusetts during the 1800s. It cites counts of females and males by year, with references to a decline in deaths and changes in female mortality alongside broader public health notes.
Fragmented ad copy touts Salzer Seed Co offerings with earliest melon prizes and postpaid seed books. Mentions seed lots, prices, and a sensational claim for seeds and gardening gear. Also references adulterated tricks and a casual exchange over a dynamite cartridge, with stray lines about medical tonics and infant shows.
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