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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1895
Page
7
A springday incident shows a man asking for employment at a suburban home while a woman tends the greenhouse. He claims little skill as a gardener yet offers to smoke her husband’s cigars in the greenhouse to deter insects on rose bushes.
May 19 the Nickel Plate opens a new train service with the same number of trains as before and through runs between Chicago Cleveland Buffalo New York and Boston. The schedule also shortens travel times between these cities. City Telephone Office US Adams Street Pel Main or Depot Twelfth and Clark streets Ted Harrison 2.
Fragmentary OCR style passage discusses tobacco usage and remedies, mentions cigars, tobacco sticks, and a list of assorted names and places with dubious claims. The text is damaged with garbled phrases and unclear context.
The event recounts a Spanish peasants lover and a priestly victim amid a string of royal scandals. A duke and nobles visited a Seville fair after celebrations and heavy drinking. A peasant girl fired on a priest, killing him, then sought absolution at a Carmelite church.
A chaotic extract recalls the murder of Mary Abies amid a royal Paris scandal. The narrative centers on a violent attack during a dance event, the accused assailant wielding a Spanish knife, and the ensuing political turmoil involving Queen, King Louis Philippe, and other nobility. The text intertwines court intrigue with dramatic casualty, ending with a cryptic note about King Henry I and Spain.
Alarm in Canada over spring emigration as Canadians seek work in the United States. Reports say workers are lured by higher wages and better business, with agents in regions such as His monski Malone and Bonaventure inducing entire families to abandon farms and move south.
A garbled account describes pages about hairstyles care for girls, brushing routines, and monthly trims, urging neatness and order. It also references a dog and child interactions, plus a long passage on dress and beauty habits.
A man named Amelst killed Abbe Ge Broglie in Paris last week, allegedly driven by belief of a woman parishioners. The crime is linked to a troubled family history involving the Duke de Progue.
In Lewiston Journal style notes a troubled figure with money and words at a Portland service story. A bemused examiner recalls a perplexing exchange with a Beaufort-like line while birds observe.
A garbled passage shows a mother consoling a frightened child before bed. The text mentions a parlor, a doll, and a plea to stay with family while the child expresses fear of being alone and seeks comfort through faith.
A Brooklyn Standard Union piece questions the assertion that a cat’s breath can suffocate a child, arguing the claim is biologically false. It notes experiments with inhaling feline breath, describes observed effects on mice, and cites medical opinion challenging the sensational statement.
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