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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1896
Page
2
The text mixes humorous remarks on an iceman and congress with mentions of Roosevelt and police uniforms, plus stray notes on sports, inventors, and world affairs. It includes references to a Persian crisis, Philadelphia crime, Columbia College gossip, and Siberian fox farming prospects, all in a scattered 1910s newspaper style.
A sketch of France’s public life highlights Jules Meline as a strong political figure and cabinet leader in the era following the Paris Commune. The note surveys his stance on war, trade protection, and domestic policy during a pivotal period in French governance.
An East Indian correspondent reports a strange fire tolerant tree at the Betani gardens in Madras. The plant, described as a shrub with dangerous sap, has leaves that cause rashes and skin damage. Authorities ban touching leaves and warn of medical risks from contact and broken twigs.
A quirky, humorous line notes Brooklyn’s brief joy at merging with New York City, comparing it to a swallowed toad and implying a mixed or uneasy reaction to the change.
Telegram reports from Miss Clara Barton praise her agents in Armenia and call for greatly enlarged American charity. The Armenia relief effort gains broad support, with a vigorous fundraising appeal urged by the local committee and Miss Barton's resolve noted in powerful terms.
The Agricultural Experiment Station at Tucson Arizona releases bulletin No 14 by Professor Toumey detailing scale insect pests across the Pacific coast and fruit regions. It notes six new species found in Arizona none new species proven harmful and describes eight known scales with distribution and control methods. Free to Arizona residents upon request to the Director Experiment Station Tucson Arizona.
To secure large fruit prune severely. Cut back new and old growth on currants and gooseberries and remove old wood. For black raspberries trimals back to one half and remove weak or broken canes. Watch for the borer in currants. round or oval fruit is desired and air should circulate. Burn diseased canes promptly per M A Thayer.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item questions Miss Warp's bloomers and their odd forward curves. The remark plays on a playful misreading or pun, reflecting humor or social banter typical of a newspaper quip column.
Professor Garner proposes that monkeys could talk and tests fowl speech with a phonograph in a barnyard. After many experiments he concludes hens communicate with a language of their own and lectures on the hen language before the Academy of Sciences. Summer Breeze notes follow.
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