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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1897
Page
2
The page bundles a crowded stream of quotes and names, naming figures like Mr. White and Mrs Philjnit, plus references to London, Topeka, and various editors. It mixes satirical quotes, social commentary, and snippets about commerce including American syrup imports and tariff notes, with scattered remarks on crime and public figures.
May and her mother share a walk when a gypsy woman arrives claiming a baby. The crowd deflects suspicion with two silver dollars, the gypsy takes the child and leaves amid laughter. May consoles herself, learning pride and bravery from the moment.
A patchwork of poetry and fashion commentary covers poems about burial and longing alongside notes on golf's popularity and home spinning. The piece explores American fashion trends with gowns, gloves, and dresses, detailing silhouettes, fabrics, and accessories as seen in period press.
A column offering notes on 1897 golf attire for the golf girl hutches hose fashions and a guide to salts for a love sick widow. It includes tips on a good dinner and a pointer for attire and etiquette in social outings.
Guidance to keep proper distance in forming attachments. The passage warns against letting emotions run unchecked and emphasizes prudence, patience, and awareness of the situation's true spirit to avoid contemptful familiarity.
The text reads like a mishmash of ad copy and religious tokenism offering cures and tonics. It mixes reverent phrases about the prophet with endorsements for patent medicines and generic “dr.” remedies aimed at popular appeal, including questionable claims and scattered misspellings.
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