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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1899
Page
7
A mixed page fragment shows salaries for senior and junior rear admirals with sea and shore pay, medical quackery for stomach ailments, a Denver church leasing a gold mine, overland train service claims, shoe care product ads, and a stray line on rare books pricing. It includes Allen S Olmsted foot ease and Mrs. Winklaw’s soothing syrup references.
A New York City kidnap plot resembles the Charlie Ross case but targets less affluent parents. A nursemaid Carrie Jones aided by others abducted Marion Clark, 21 months old, from 159 East Sixty Fifth Street. The child was recovered and the boy’s family faced threats and a ransom claim.
A damaged reminiscence recalls a neighbor dispute and a girl connected to Mrs. Clark. The fragment hints at social suspicion, a claimed acquaintance, and rumors about a possible day of trouble but provides few concrete details.
A satirical mix of jokes and ironies recounted in verse and prose with dialect humor. The text references jokes about love potions, social pretenses, and domestic scenes. It features quips about relationships, money, and gender dynamics set in a period voice.
A letter from Mrs Race of Graxp Karina Michigan states she suffered severe female weakness and failed with doctors. After trying Lydia E. Pickham's Vegetable Compound she improved before finishing one bottle and claims to be cured.
A sick writer claims two years of illness with ulcers and kidney trouble improved after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The note says doctors warned of limited life but the remedy made the bowels feel renewed and the writer now feels stronger. The letter is signed L. UL, 74 Asgoe, Newann, No.
A garbled page note describes alleged pricing and procedures for a Fourth of July event at a single site. It mentions preparations by engineers and officials, with references to health and safety, payment, and local authorities. The fragment hints at a public discussion over costs and access but lacks clear details.
A vintage advertisement extols a sedative laxative syrup marketed by the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims digestive benefits and relief from headaches fever constipation and general weakness. The copy emphasizes natural planetary virtue and guarantees merchandise details with a price.
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