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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1899
Page
2
A garbled newspaper fragment discusses seasickness as a remedy for pomposity, debt relief for Cuba, history repeating, and political influence in elections. It includes stray phrases about teachers law, voters, party bosses, and technocratic notes, with many unreadable sections and scattered names.
From Farmers' Review the article describes cultivation of a spring set strawberry bed with preplanting and row spacing, notes shading, spraying, and weed control, and warns on meadow management and fertilization to improve yields. It cites experiments in England on basic slag effects and emphasizes soil, timing, and crop rotation for best returns.
John Walther, blind from birth, lived near Clinton Indiana and traded in farm stock since youth. He independently drives produce to Canton, buys horses, cattle, and hogs, and selects animals in rough terrain without assistance, earning a reputation as a skilled trader. The narrative documents his daily hunts on his father’s farm and his unusual abilities in stock selection.
The readable portions hint at breakfast routines and dietary notes, plus a long, shifting excerpt about a dramatic plot with political intrigue in Poland and a parallel letters page style of criticism about theater, revival meetings, and memories of plays and novelists.
Theatrical notes praise ALIA MARLOWE for The Countess Valeska and discuss her touring star status. Andrew Mack is highlighted as a rising favorite with The Ragged Earl and The Bagged Earl. Francis Wilson receives one of New Yorks largest receptions for The Table Corporal amid praise for the operas and performers. Hobart Bosworth and John Blair are named for leading roles.
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