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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1897
Page
2
A long, fragmented piece from Dillon Montana ruminates on curiosity, rudeness, and social pretensions. It glances at wheat exports and a chaotic blend of misspelled names, dates, and garbled phrases, closing with a note on an accident verdict.
A long editorial attacks international bimetallism and the gold standard. It accuses England and Rothschilds of opposing free silver and voices support for U.S. free coinage and congressional action to discard the gold standard. Senator Willard M. Spear and Nebraska figures are cited amid calls for economic reform and distrust of Republican policy.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ancient bills of exchange and a marriage ceremony with crowd gathering. It references Pisa, Valennia, University of Mal, and a payment chain with a failed debt exchange. The passage shifts to a wedding scene among Isienda people with a public ceremony and a confrontation about money.
Worth, with two guides, battled a giant moose near Phétlain Lake marked as the largest killed in the state. The bull, estimated at over thirteen hundred pounds, was struck by three bullets after a daylight encounter, then tracked to a carcass hidden in brush.
A column features an astrologer demanding full name and address for free readings, with instructions to send two two-cent stamps for birth details. The page blends horoscope prose with general health ads and a legal note on engagement rings and contract disputes.
Fragments discuss ancient gaming with camels horses and tigers in early cards. Mentions ivory and marble reins from Roman times, and references Thebes and Rigypcian cities.
Fragmented text warns against Omninonts for Catarech containing mercury and suggests mercury-free remedies. It promotes Catarrh Cure imitated by Fo Cheney Co as unsafe but claims a mercury-free alternative. Mentions price, bottles, and medical authority with dubious credibility.
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