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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1896
Page
7
A terse exchange reveals a man describing a plan to win favor with a woman through a bar visit and a bold action. The woman surveys the man and asks a piercing question about whether a dangerous beast would never fade, signaling doubt and risk.
A speaker urges Herold to visit him as a stalemate over arbitration and a lockout is highlighted. The counterpart confirms that the other party has decided on a lockout and will not arbitrate.
A fragment touts Hustoners Svemack Bitters as a competent guard against malaria and various ailments. It claims the bitters cure yspepa boliousness and nervous complaints, urging cautious use before crossing a bridge.
An old promotional notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Cheney & Co as a universal remedy for deafness caused by inflamed tubes and catarrh. It promises $100 for any case of deafness cured by the product and advertises free pamphlets and excursion offers tied to western routes and land schemes.
The article notes several elderly individuals, including Christian Contad and others in Pennsylvania and nearby states, claimed to near or reach ages around 100 to 118. It describes their birthplaces, lifetimes, wartime service, moves, families, and long memories, highlighting remarkable longevity.
G W Baxter writes in the Cincinnati Tribune about the Ruskin Millais affair. Ruskin chose to confide his wife to Millais and later granted a divorce. Ruskin and Millais married the woman after the split, while Millais rose to fame as a painter and Ruskin focused on his art.
An agriculters states man reflects on retirement and the difference between farming for votes and farming for crops. He acknowledges uncertainty about making ends meet and the need to prove knowledge to constituents. His wife urges him to show what he knows about farming.
A fragment speaks of everyday heroes from tenements factories and shops who embody noble sacrifice under Gooda measurement. The text notes the PLA and a figure named Baker in an evaluative context.
A historical note recalls passenger service engines from ten years ago, with locomotives listed around forty to forty eight tons for through express trains and others weighing sixty five to seventy tons. The comparison underscores evolving locomotive standards in early railway history.
A fragmentary summary notes Crean Princess of Denmerk and admirer Meme Modjeska. It cites New York society figures donating to charities and a July wedding plan for Princess Mand and Prince Charles with Buckingham Palace processions. Mentions a Greek law on fig exports and the term sycophant.
Municipal authorities order removal of a high stone wall around Gray's Inn garden in London and require an open iron fence to let passersby enjoy the trees and flowers within the enclosure.
Bradford Pa. article urges readers to trust medical science and its cures. It highlights Mrs. George Rowend of 276 East Main Street praising Dr Williams Pink Pills after years of illness and heart trouble. It notes pills sold by druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co. References to other health aids and advertisers appear amid a local medical-page style.
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