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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1895
Page
2
A jumble of names, places, and references critiques postmasters, advertising methods, and economic concerns. It touches wheat cash supply, Yaie Harvard contests, and a mix of political and social commentary with scattered mentions of people and events. The text reflects a noisy page fragment with many garbled phrases and partial thoughts.
Laurence Toole, famed actor of long stage career, retired after a stroke paralysis. A digest of his life notes his debut as a comic, his friendships, and his prominence in the theater. He was a widower with one daughter, honored by banquets attended by leading figures in the arts and society.
England prepares to celebrate the career of a renowned comedian whose name is as familiar and revered there as Joseph Jefferson is in the United States.
Frank H. Connaughton, the clever all around player filling shortstop for the Western league Kansas City team, is a Clinton Massachusetts native born January 1, 1969. His rise began in Canton amateur circles and led to a pro debut with Woonsocket of the New England league where his bat and fielding drew notice.
Interview with G A Baker overseer at Col Isaac A Sugg farm Greenville N C recounts a severe typhoid bout from Oct 1893 to Jan 1894. After failing with various remedies he credits Dr Williams Pills with a dramatic recovery and urges others to try the remedy.
The Bristol District Property Society urges parliament to criminalize trespass for mushroom gathering and to treat mushrooms as property. The Farmers’ Review notes broader support among agricultural bodies for amending laws to protect edible fungi and promote farming of wild mushroom yields.
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