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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1895
Page
7
A fragmentary advertising page details multiple book titles with prices and illustrations. It describes works on currency, demonetization, and historical topics, including a novel about currency reform and a history of money in America, with publication details and pricing.
Miss Fortescue intervenes when a veiled beggar girl named Jacqueline pleads for bread. A pistol shot during a perilous escape leads to Jacqueline’s capture and eventual care by Fortescue, who adopts her as her ward after the night of danger and poverty.
The excerpt deconstructs wealth at a bank, noting assets and salaries amid a sprawling staff and pensions, then shifts to a chaotic social scene with misquoted dialogue and a domestic argument about debt and marriage, revealing tension between finance and personal life.
Experiments with wooden stakes driven into ground reveal rapid rot of oak sim ash fr soft mahogany and many pine varieties within five years. Larch hard pine and teak decay limited to the ground level while acacia shows limited decay except for surface attack. Hard mahogany and Lebanom fare better though Virginia cedar resists degradation.
A chaotic slice shows a quarrel on a front walk at Lebolia McSwatt and Billiger at odds over noisy children and a goat scare. A later scene mentions prank calls, a witty English lawyer, and a telegram from Iowa amid varied wartime-era miscellany and ads.
A damaged noisy fragment mentions No To Hac as a tobacco cure sold by Sterling Remedy Co with dubious claims. It cites 1892 railway mileage total of 406,416 miles and broad continental share, noting U S rail capital around 82.15 billion. It also includes personal quips about hats and dress, ending with Spanish phrase Puede.
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