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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1896
Page
7
A collection of anecdotes from whist games featuring notable figures. Metternich, Louis Philippe, and Galley Cibber are cited in tales of high stakes, delays, and dramatic blunders. The piece notes peculiar wagers and the morale of players amid emergencies and disasters.
A well dressed drunken traveler at the Kansas City depot wrote a garbled telegram claiming his wife was late and needed him, then revealed he was attempting to reach his wife while in a drunken stupor. The incident includes a reply from Chicago and reflections on the man’s errant behavior.
Men of Mabe featuring George W. Perk of Wisconsin appearing on the rostrum. Butler of South Carolina promoting a southern Teeten organization. A French marital photography frieze in Tunbridge Wells. Leopold Strouse of Baltimore funds Hopkins rabbinical library purchases with about 200 books from Frankfort, beginning a rabbinical collection.
The text argues Pepya enriched himself at national expense, notes his reformer role yet condemns ledger irregularities and peculation. It cites diary passages and a Dutch war navy office report, detailing fees, presents, and a scheme to divert wages, with broader critique of official misconduct and economic effects.
Portrait of Rev. William Young of Oswego Oswego City Savings Bank in Oswego County New York who credits a recovery in health to Williams Pink Pills in 1894 after a period of weakness The account outlines prior illness and dramatic improvement and the doctor’s pills as the turning point in his vitality
A female thief was taken to the mayor's office in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania after stealing shoes. She was offered a choice between jail or wearing a placard reading Lerma shoe thief Look ext and parading the streets by day.
In a Detriot Tribune snippet a playful exchange contrasts a First Savage remark with a Second Savage quip about salt, reflecting local humor and social banter.
The report describes a railroad expansion from Kansas City toward Joplin and beyond toward the Mexican frontier. It extols rich, spring-fed water and fertile soil, claiming lower prices and strong farming prospects. It notes favorable summers, mild dew, and growing demand for farm land, urging readers to invest while prices stay accessible.
The article profiles John William Tyler a New York jeweler and former gymnast credited as the first American bicycle rider. It notes his fascination with velocipedes from the Scientific American and his early experiments leading to the rise of bicycles across the continent. It also promotes a rail journey advertisement tied to a June presidential nomination event in St Louis.
The text describes a periodical titled The Corn Belt published from Chicago by a printing house with a long mailing address. It offers information on western farmland and encourages readers to subscribe for a year by mailing 24 cents postage to a Chicago address. The copy is heavily garbled with many misspellings and unclear sections.
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