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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1899
Page
7
The article describes Moorish life as intense and superstitious with striking customs. It notes sheep sacrifices at wells, cockerels at new houses, and sheep offerings at doors to seek favors. It claims such rites compel the host to grant requests and mentions bound duties and girls’ beliefs about others’ jealousy.
A long serving church and Bible historian Caleb T. Row resigns from general management of the American Bible Society after 44 years. The piece also surveys orthodox Congregational strength in the U S and notes Episcopal Porto Rico mission assignments and railway freight equipment deliveries to Baltimore and Ohio.
A special letter describes P. Gillingham of Pretoria a baker and justice of the peace known as the introducer of foreigners. He connected Americans with President Krueger, hosted callers at his bakery and kept close ties with Krueger, while living plainly and enjoying cigars and horses.
A city youth named Karry L. Williams, noted for feats of strength, is described as a rival to Sandow. The lengthy OCR fragment discusses Williams’s modest build yet surprising power, with scattered references to his family, local towns, and related anecdotes.
A lengthy devotional fragment presents a hymn of leaving burdens with the Lord. The OCR yields numerous garbled phrases, mis-spellings, and stray lines about trust, forgiveness, and seeking divine care, interspersed with broken names and unrelated words.
California pig syrup company faces framing claims tied to a notable incident in Kentucky. Investigators assess possible motives and pursue leads linking multiple parties to an alleged plot.
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