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The piece discusses hair fall and root health, suggesting diet as a factor. It claims certain foods support hair strength and reduce shedding, urging consistent care and patience for visible results.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1900
Page
7
The piece discusses hair fall and root health, suggesting diet as a factor. It claims certain foods support hair strength and reduce shedding, urging consistent care and patience for visible results.
Sol Smith Russell once starred as a popular comedian and war drummer boy. His illness, described as mental exhaustion, threatens a long absence from the stage after a break in Chicago. Born in Brunswick Missouri in 1848, he first appeared in theatre during the Civil War era. The piece also notes falconry topics and hawks, including goshawks roles in France and hawking in rural Britain.
AQuaker congressman argues two members of Congress differ in oath form from others. He cites Marriott Brosains and Charles Butler as example, noting they do not place hands on the Bible or invoke God as they pledge to duty. This critique highlights religious custom in official vows.
An OCR garble mixes references to Bob Rot WHS PR, baronial regions, and European leaders with stray lines on a courtly scene and a Czarist legacy. It includes disjointed mentions of the Gegeee Peepes Mickee, V ietimir, and a decree about imperial family allowances, creating a confused collage of names, places, and events.
Fragmentary text describes Crucero Alto as a high town and mentions a southern rail line toward Lake Segunillas. It references lakes of very cold water, large land areas owned by Peru’s president, and vast pastures with cattle. The passage is garbled and difficult to fully interpret.
A quirky village anecdote recounts Lady Howart and Mrs Warren arguing over rumors of Warren hones as the bet leads to a staged carriage ride. The tale centers on a playful bet about status and propriety, ending with a shy reply from the guest of honor and a humorous mischief resolved in the garden.
Rail prospectus touts dining car service on trains from Denver to destinations with meals and comfort for travelers. It extols scenic Colorado routes, modern amenities, and frequent schedules, urging purchase of Passenger Ticket Agent and Traveling Passenger Aavent contacts in Denver and Salt Lake City for tickets and information.
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