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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1897
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner critiques annual battleship costs over four hundred thousand dollars and argues for truthful accounting. It questions suffrage opposition from Chicago women and notes evolving state guides licensing and related penalties amid broader economic concerns.
A portrait and tribute to Major John M Burke, longtime general manager of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, noted for his loyalty and courage. The article recalls Burke's prior Indian fighting days, his fourteenth year in an executive role, and praises his influence and character.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Amit and Frames with vague references to a bet and site. The text is incomplete but indicates an informal note about a bet or bet-related event. No clear people, organizations, or locations are definitively identifiable.
The article explains quorum requirements in both Senate and House, noting adjournment power when not in session and penalties for missing members. It discusses recording votes by ayes and noes, recognition of journals, and the sergeant at arms role, with privileges against arrest for members except in treason felony or breach of peace. It also covers expulsion by two-thirds vote for disorderly conduct.
A travelogue pages a mix of fairy lore and real sights in India and Persia. The writer recalls Delhi Lahore Amritsar Delhi sights including the Taj Mahal, Shah Jahan era jewelry and wealth, and the Jami Masjid mosque. The piece contrasts opulence with colonial hardship and Indian hunger, citing relief delays and imperial figures.
Dr Barrows details two faces of Tablein City with scenes of splendor amid famine and ruin. He notes monuments and markets alongside hunger and decay, drawing contrasts that reveal social gaps and resilience. The piece frames daily life under strain and moments of civic response.
A woman from the West asks about her missing husband in a cryptic remark. The dialogue hints at a private pursuit and unsettled questions, with hints of local intrigue and uncertain loyalties.
The Chicago Record reports that the Dante club event is canceled due to the caterer failing to provide refreshments. Mrs Ma Yan Kult apologizes and explains the impossibility of Weld our neural literary session today.
In a miasmatic region travelers and residents are urged to use Porter’s Stomach Bitters as both protection and treatment. The product is pitched to prevent malaria and to aid digestion, dyspepsia, constipation, kidney trouble, and asthma, with emphasis on its preventive value for those exposed to malarial fever.
A reader correspondence recalls a remark about impossibility of kicking with force when there is nothing to kick at. Mrs Potts, a married woman, notes the sentiment in a letter to the paper.
An old advertisement promises relief for constipation with ascurvis candy cathartic and offers a refund if it fails. It also notes matrimony as the sure cure for love sickness, presenting a contrasting pairing of remedies and romance.
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