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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1895
Page
2
The Dilley Examiner traces reform moves with biting wit and a scolding tone. It rails at busy telephones and officials, jokes about Chinese conflict, culture and politics, and mocks titles in France while criticizing governance.
An Ohio paper reports a quirky count of barber motions as he leaves the shop, estimating 1806 actions shown in prints. It notes a humorous aside that twenty five is spent per motion, a playful line about frugal daily routines.
A Philadelphia Times report chronicles E Dallimore of Madison who fell stricken with Landry's Paralysis. After rapid decline and travel to London for treatment he began to improve, walking with effort by late May and regaining strength with continued care and medication.
A disjointed excerpt describes a violent tool usage and a prisoner scene, with garbled phrases about iron, jaws, and a wearable device. It mentions a trader or worker, references to a Dean, and remarks on temperance and spiritual influence. The fragment ends with travel ads and railway references.
A damaged OCR note claims European forests for lead pencil timber are depleted. It mentions a German firm ordering a large quantity from a California company and hints at a critical shortage affecting the pencil industry.
Grant Allen defends free love themes in The Woman Who Did and in interviews argues against purity as a societal constraint. Pineiro and others join a broader, controversial discussion on morality, marriage, and sexual norms sweeping through England’s stage and literature.
A chaotic scene unfolded as nine babies in a ward were handed through a crowd to be identified by their anxious Mosses. As confusion grew and workers panicked, sisters attempted to certify each infant but failed. In the end a public vote decided which baby belonged to whom.
A coroner's jury was summoned in Connellsville Pennsylvania to investigate the incident. The hearing will examine facts and determine if any party bears responsibility. Local officials and families await findings with interest.
A New Yorker now in Fuset Sound recalls a day when wildlife and a hog skilled at catching dog salmon led to a dramatic near tragedy. He describes bears eagles ducks and a dog salmon fishery, then a misadventure ending with a drowning near the shed and a warning about risky dives and daring fishing.
The Lancet outlines a new type of bottle with raised Poison lettering and a peculiar shape to distinguish medicines from poisons. It warns of accidents from mislabeled remedies and external lotions and urges use in sick rooms to prevent harm.
Fragmentary report notes Balakieva battle with the Charge of the Light Brigade. Mentions 673 officers and men involved and lists casualties including 159 killed and 134 injured in the incomplete fragment.
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