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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1896
Page
2
Disjointed OCR text from a Willon Grammer page shows garbled remarks about coins tramps horses and community life. The fragment includes stray phrases about prices and people, with no clear reportable event or coherent narrative.
The article discusses Paris green as a widely used arsenic-based insecticide for gardens and florists, noting its high demand and effectiveness. It covers production challenges such as settling in solution vats, mentions new methods to improve crystallization and purity, and references developments in Georgia and other regions. It also describes treatment guidance for applying sprays and emphasizes safety in preparing and using the chemical.
The piece muses on fancy as happiness and chronicles restless modern desires for change in winter life. It contrasts old fashions with a restless, springlike spirit and cites Florida, hot springs, breezes, and the lure of warmer climes as evidence of American comforts and vitality.
The Brooklyn Eagle notes Brian Boru or Boru as a famed Irish king from the Dalcassian clan. He and his brother Maton campaigned against Danes, expanding their power across Ireland. Mahon rose as king of a region but was murdered, then Hrian united clans, seized lands, and became Munster’s king. The story mentions Munster and Leinster tribute, with later references to Malachy and other leaders amid a divided era.
Fragmented items discuss Anerin and somniy phrases, unclear names, and vague references to a volume by Custere fches. Mentions of German journal items and Moscow board actions hint at financial or political topics without concrete details.
A local notice describes weekly tours departing Omaha on Thursday mornings for travelers seeking rest and tickets. It mentions ticket availability, berth arrangements, and a contact in Omaha for details.
An ornate tale recounts Oscar Wilde praising a clever sketch by Whistler and Whistler’s quip that others may say it first. A curious anecdote follows on a kitten named Oscar and a domestic scene with Whistler’s wife entering the studio to question the kitten’s fate, ending with Whistler's evasive reply.
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