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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1897

Page

6

Pathetic Scenes Reported From Molokai Leper Colony

Rev Dr Philip Anderson returned from the Pacific islands to Pomona Valley and preached in Honolulu before visiting Molokai, where leprosy patients live in isolation. He described the colony’s 18,000 acres, nearly 600 residents, and the heroic work of American nuns ministering to the dying.

Philip Anderson Pomona Valley California Pacific Archipelago Pacific Ocean Evangelical Mission Union Hawaiian Islands Honolulu Dole Hawaiian Republic Molokai National Board of Health National Board Moelekai Per Dele Aulorsaan Molalail Constanting Hawaii Molekat Ag Rather Drake Molokat Syracuse Dateien Ulan Drake Lfe Lepera Islands

Leprosy Treatment Sparks Historic Medical Debate

Fragmentary text recalls early 19th century medical experiments with carbolic acids and mercury compounds to treat leprosy. It mentions surgeons, spray methods, and evolving preparations, noting concerns over safety, outcomes, and public acceptance.

Unclear historic ceremony described with scattered details

Fragmentary OCR text hints at a ceremonial event with names, places, and dates but content is highly garbled. The passage mentions a group or committee and references to farming, wartime context, and a potential erection of something, but specifics are unreadable.

Fragmented OCR Text on Growth and Global Regions

Fragmentary OCR notes reference growth, regions including Great Britain Ireland and Spain, and mention Chicago. The text includes disjointed numbers and policy terms like Droits and sacred symbols, with no clear event or identifiable people or organizations.

Mystery fragment prompts prayer reference at Mount Shere church

Readable text fragment mentions a prayer at a church near Mount Shere with names like Alice Schafer and others. Context is unclear and garbled, offering only scattered place and person mentions without a coherent event or date. The surface reads as a ceremonial or memorial fragment.

Mt Shere OF .x Mas Alice B! Schafer Danth Pereipsia Willss

Dream visions and the strange regularity of their presence

A vivid account of near death and lengthy dreams interprets a message of purpose. The narrator recalls a sequence of surreal episodes with figures and voices, noting recurring, prophetic patterns and a “This light of force is yours” underscored by a sense of destiny.

Water safety and public health guidance amid unclear text

The readable fragments discuss drinking water safety and health guidance. It mentions water quality and associated risks, with references to authorities and medical contexts. The overall sense focuses on public health messaging about staying hydrated and ensuring clean water sources.

Character and Hypnotism Show Power of Personal Strength

The piece argues mind over mind and the limits of hypnotic suggestion, stressing that true character resists manipulation. It cites Harper's Bazaar observations that temperance, modesty, and kindness endure under hypnosis, underscoring inner strength as the decisive factor in behavior.

Onetiam Harper's Bazar Talute Evi Eve Bol

Feu Foeurth Earning Note From Sparse Text

Fragmented OCR text references earnings and figures with unclear context. Mentions Boston Transfer and time phrases. Readable items are minimal but indicate financial noting and a dated or scheduled reference with limited coherence.

The Memo of Howson and Lincolnshire Church History

Fragmentary account traces a name misread as Botolpe and a church at Lincolngwire in England tied to the Ave Maris. It notes a town growing around the church named Bovolph's tern and a later migration from Boston to New England with a family name origin.

Botolpe Lincolngwire England Bovolph Severn Boston New England

Sak Throws Low Coal Free Revival Et

A fragmented OCR reads as Sak attempts a revival play amid a low coal stage, unclear context, and potential sports or event notation. The wording suggests an action sequence but lacks coherent details or identifiable figures.

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