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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1896
Page
2
A jumbled OCR fragment from The Bison Examiner in Dillon Montana mixes references to a well-heeled Lole Fwiler in lancing fortune and a Williamsburg Maine man elected to seven offices. It weaves stray names: Qy-Wo Chinese boat, Mrs. Liv, and Genovese scenes with scattered mentions of China postal treaties, a Genoa wedding, and vague court or criminal hints, all in a chaotic, non-cohesive text.
The article warns that X rays may stimulate germ growth and harm diphtheria patients. It notes experiments to test vitality boosting, and reports on a Paris physician’s claimed sciatica treatment using firm pressure on the sciatic nerve followed by rest. Six daily applications are suggested for relief.
A ragged miscellany covers touted cures from germ theory conjectures to quack water cures and stage tricks with eggs and cake. It notes the Michaux club hosting weekly Virginia reel on wheels with dancers and upcoming fancy dress ball preparations.
A Wisconsin reader describes a playful two child exerciser. The revolving cross bar on a standard supports two little figures on either side forming a merry round. Casters on the arms aid smooth motion and safe first steps.
An eminent physician notes that carcasses infected with various diseases were lifted as humanely as possible. Cholera bacilli persisted in tissues for about 25 days, typhoid 6 days, tuberculosis 123 days, tetanus 224 days but vanished after 261 days, while anthrax bacilli remained active through year end. In none except anthrax did germs reach surrounding soil or water.
A hidden subterranean workshop near Bristol Indiana on the St. Joseph river was found with dies molds milling machines and an electroplating setup. The cave contained coinage of all denominations and sleeping quarters with a signaling system using an underground wire and a ladder access.
A terse line notes many people have corns while few have oats, reflecting a rural proverb about wealth and health without specifics or context.
The piece outlines Cornell experiment station advice on spraying apples and other fruits for scab canker worm and brown rot. It specifies copper sulphate Bordeaux mixture and Paris green schedules, timings before leaf buds open during bloom, after petals fall, and after fruit set, plus single and repeated treatments for peaches plums pears and apricots.
A young man boastfully declares his originality while chatting with Miss Cayenne. He notes his mother laughs at a story he told last night and Miss Cayenne confirms her mother has always found it amusing.
Two workers secretly planned a trip into the mine fearing阻 prevented. They lost light after a reverse air current and cried for help as darkness closed in. Miners found them on the gangway later and guided them to the surface for relief.
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