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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1897
Page
2
An older Dillon Examiner excerpt muses on the value of doing good, time’s speed, and endurance. It references youth, service, and moral duty amid scattered, garbled passages to echo a period ethos without a clear event.
Dr Thain has been chosen as editor of the Advance, the Chicago based weekly Congregational publication. He is described as a capable minister and preacher with a strong pastoral record and musical abilities, reflecting a long career in the ministry and service during war and postwar years.
An article by Dr. W. K. Brooks of Johns Hopkins debates historic female condition from a zoological view. It contrasts primitive and later eras, noting women's roles, danger, and societal evolution through periods from ancient times to Queen Elizabeth I.
The text appears garbled with no clear names places dates or events to summarize. It conveys fragmented phrases and possible mentions but lacks concrete details.
A long excerpt discusses American fashion and manners versus European critique, noting felt hats in various colors and styles. It mentions green velvet toques with black trim, white gloves, and colored gloves as street wear, alongside commentary on U.S. liberty and individuality. The piece includes a humorous anecdote about Mrs. Kells and a joke about a hairless baby.
A damaged notice lists widows of soldiers with ages and partial addresses. Entries include Levey Aldrich of Los Angeles California and Nancy Weethermes in Lifeback Tehs, with other names and vague locations such as Newbern Virginia and Pipmouth Urien VI.
In a brief, unclear exchange the speakers reference a marriage and a death tied to Mr Larrabee and Mr Givp. The fragment mentions a Tuesday marriage and a Friday death with misheard dialogue about fate and sorrow.
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