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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1896
Page
2
The Dillon Montana newspaper notes rising interest in baseball this season despite limited means. It also mentions diverse items from Congress prohibiting prize fighting in territories to railroads checking bicycles like trunks and other scattered notes on science travel ships and regional issues.
Readable excerpts detail experiments with saccharine plants, spraying trials on fruit trees, and cautions on improper chemical use. It notes Bordeaux mixture effectiveness against black rot and plum rot, plus cautions about impure chemicals and incorrect mixtures. Includes comments on poultry care and general agricultural practices.
A medical writer denounces soup as unsuitable for certain patients, noting a case involving a Parks family member aged about 1 month whose diet centered on soup and related foods.
The passage ranks woods by commercial use with white pine first and other pines following for house finishing. Oak is favored in high quality finishes and furniture, followed by lesser hardwoods like ash, birch and maple. Hickory is limited to wagon stock, with annual cuts far below oak. Black walnut has become scarce in Missouri and Essex.
Albany Journal recounts John A. Scace a veteran of the 1962 Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry who fought at Petersburgh and other battles. He details wounding delays and postwar life in Albany including business and public service.
The advertisement highlights Dr Marsh expertise in treating opium and morphine addiction. He has twenty five years of experience and is well regarded for successful outcomes in this specialty.
A proud young mother visits with her sixteen month old son Algernon and his nurse. She praises his intelligence and his chatter as he mimics words and asks to be introduced, while the scene includes playful exchanges and a piano request. The piece ends with garbled snippets from a labor commission hearing.
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