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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1899
Page
7
The Boston Transcript reports Rounds says Rounds-Emmons is the most unsophisticated man he has met. A reader asks why Emmons wants office. He inquires about the salary attached to the aldermanic post.
A garbled train of ad copy and stray phrases touts Hillstetter Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and nervousness amid unrelated snippets about love letters, labor strikes, and various products. The text blends medical promise with erroneous claims and miscellaneous market chatter.
Edward Lucas, a Littleton native, recalls 1862 coach routes over the White Mountains. He describes guiding mountain wagons to Glen House and paying expenses, noting a 200 ride and a disputed 8500 bill sparked by changes. Local readers remember his era of Concord coaches and rugged travel.
A Detroit Journal excerpt from the San Francisco Chronicle recounts Samoan zeal for Christianity met with fanaticism and Native resistance. Wolfe’s guard at the U S consulate in Apia faced Malieba warriors during a Sunday night clash, where a missionary was asked to gag a native, and several acts of violence ensued amid competing religious fervor.
An article details painting lace with watercolors to imitate old Cretan lace designs. It explains fixation with varnish, preparation of lace, color choice, and resulting decorative uses for cushions and bed dressing, noting durability under atmospheric conditions.
A garbled snippet mentions Africa with references to eating toads and opiates and notes a sense of remorse among observers. Names and clear context are missing, leaving an oblique, fragmented scene that hints at misrendered dialogue and distant places.
A letter from Mrs Col Richardson credits Lydia E Pinkham’s vegetable compound with curing long standing womb and ovarian inflammation after eighteen months of illness and failed medical care. She, a former musician, reports renewed strength, mobility, and gratitude, urging readers to seek help.
The text presents a chaotic OCR block with scattered phrases about colors, vehicles, procedures, and names. It references design tasks, timing, places, and various people and titles, but overall coherence is lost and specific facts are minimal.
A damaged notice details a medicinal syrup claim linked to the California Fig Syrup Co. It warns against unsafe use and mentions testing claims, pricing, and distribution through druggists. The source emphasizes the company name on packaging and public safety considerations.
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