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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1896
Page
2
A biographical fragment traces the life of a Hollander born in Liege who started on stage at age ten. It notes a family background with military ties and early training leading to major roles under prominent theater figures. The text is fragmentary and mixes names and places.
A garbled report lists actors and performances including Anthony Hopes, Peter Veale, and Beatrice Coghlan, detailing roles in Diplomacy and other productions. It references Hoodmtar Bund, Charles Prot, and Rose Coghlan, with notes on engagement in Coast Trast and other theatres and a recent Coast Trast appearance.
Mrs. A Mather of 43 East One Hundred Twelfth Street New York reports a long struggle with gnania nervous prostration leading to paralysis. After years of ineffective treatment she claims permanent cure by No-To-Mes and urges others to try the remedy. The piece echoes medical skepticism and patient testimony about lasting recovery.
The production Honour at the Standard Theater drew mixed success due to inherent defects yet earned well merited praise for Ma. De Belleville. His bee age presence and voice receive high remarks with clear enunciation and graceful bearing.
The article describes a weapon devised for soldiers in a fictional setting. It notes a 2 foot blade and a long elastic tether attached to a handle, intended to strike or restrain at range. The device is described as reusable and designed to press against an opponent.
The article notes China as early in printing history with the block system dating from 593 and movable types by the 10th century, predating Europe where movable type arrived in the 15th century. It cites German and other European figures in the movement of printing techniques and details a contested first European printer. The text reflects a historical comparison of printing methods across the East and West.
A jumble of product pitches and non sequiturs appears with medical cures like Hall's Catarrh Cure and Syrup of Figs. The text mingles testimonials, prices, and scattered commentary, plus stray references to stage cues and letters, creating an incoherent historical page fragment.
A fragment notes weekly actions by a Barrington figure and allies focusing on economy. It mentions Thursday routines, tourist sleepers, Omaks, and references to markets and prices, with unclear consignments and currency symbols.
The text discusses a chemist Thea and Professor Barthelot exploring synthetic alcohol and essential compounds like theobromin from cocoa. It suggests future commercial production of tobacco tea and coffee via synthetic chemistry and notes advances in obtaining nicotine from wines and other materials.
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