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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1895
Page
2
Fragmented items cover varied topics from Governor Culberson rivalries to a chemist’s claim of condensing beer. Notes mention potatoes priced at 15 cents a basket in Michigan, rising hash market, trolley fatalities, and political jests. Contains garbled names, stray anecdotes, and speculative commentary with no single cohesive event.
A fragmentary note reports a hair finding tied to an incident, with minimal readable details. The text references a small clue and a possible lead, but the fragment offers no clear names, dates, or locations.
A fragment discusses a fictitious or misread experiment using a sun glass and a bottle to illustrate heat transfer through glass. It mentions Vice President Crosby and a passing reference to an express company and its new seating cast and prices, with garbled text likely from OCR errors.
An obstacle in late electric streetcar motors is the missing reliable brake. Proposals favor streetcar power brakes or two heel sections with dual reversals to instantly start and stop the vehicle, reducing risk to pedestrians and passengers.
A historic proposal suggests four extra wheels at streetcar ends to grip and lift in emergencies, instantly stopping the car but risking passenger harm. A separate note touts a simple milk sterilization via alternating electric fields, claimed not to affect quality though met with skepticism by traditionalists.
Longtime Syracuse Nebraska resident Mr. Ralston suffered chronic grip illness and poor health. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People his strength returned and he reports renewed energy and ability to work.
The provided text is garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a news item. It appears to discuss safety and avoidance of dark corners to deter thieves, but no concrete person, place, or organization is evident. Further readable content is needed to generate a proper record.
A disjointed fragment mentions a hairdresser and a dispute over a false heir claim. Details are unclear but the note implies a legal or credential issue connected to an inheritance. Further readable facts are not provided in the text.
The readable segments describe a voyage or expedition with references to Booth Miasaure brewery and Faulrg in a Great Crit teliad Nimenmea, mentioning ash analyses from Feaumter. Scientists report ashes 156 miles away from Cotepari at interception time, consisting mainly of ek and serungee, at about 297 grains to the tox.
A Texas cattle shipment led to a stampede into an Alf Cleal apple orchard in Bourbon County Kansas. Fermented apples caused intoxication among cattle and a noisy scene as locals gathered to watch the display. Cattle were rounded up by nearby ranch hands as the animals recovered over two days.
Fragmented antiquarian article describes a distant eastern Palestine myth of a patriarch with three eyes. It recounts Moses sealing divine tables and legends of a third eye behind the neck, then oddly shifts to a modern electric contrivance with pulleys and cables tested in Los Angeles and Upier, claiming miraculous vision and healing potential.
A fragment advises on child nerves and behavior. It suggests teaching self control, regular meals and sleep, avoiding teasing disruption, and using routines to reduce nervous symptoms. It emphasizes maintaining calm home habits for the child.
In Besten Ridge near Pinéiay OSio crowds gather for nightly meetings of faith eulists. A convert bends a large tank of water while another plans to walk on the water to prove his faith.
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