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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1895
Page
7
A New York family moved houses and had a carpenter repair a cracked piano lid with glue and a nail. The lid was stuck shut causing guests to be unable to play, prompting discovery of the misapplied repair and its unintended consequence.
Knowledge praises Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative that cleanses the system and relieves colds fevers and constipation. It emphasizes its pleasant taste and kidney liver and bowel effects, claiming medical approval and widespread use. Bottles are sold by druggists in 50c and 1 options, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The Claytons host thirty guests at Green Harbour Massachusetts for a week long party. On the fourth day Mr Clayton dies of heart trouble. A will cannot be found and suspicion falls on Austin Clayton as heirs await discovery or dispute.
A Washington Post writer recalls a tale told at a theater about a Pittsburg woman who rose from snubs to wealth. While abroad she cared for a sick Pittsburg boy in Manchester, his mother once snubbing her, and the boy died with her hand in his, described as glorious revenge though not believed to motivate the act.
The Woman's Health Protective Association of Philadelphia balks at Shawmeat filtration proposals. John H. Keriboer says the plan uses alum as a coagulant, risking water quality and fish life. He cites potential daily alum use and legal bans on small alum quantities abroad. The article also recounts a mounted policeman's bicycling feat and unrelated city scenes.
A London era vignette describes a party near the British Museum examining recently unearthed Mercuranean vases with disbelief. A Somersetshire sage jokes on digging up beads. references to rubber boots and fashionable goods illustrate curious, lingering trends and the era’s street attire amid a thread of quirky anecdotes.
The text notes temperature chatter naming New York as a winner and mentions low Burlington Route fares in May for Nebraska Kansas Colorado Wyoming South Dakota. It touts economy driving travel, urges inquiries at travel desks or James Gen and cites a quirky quote about Kraunker and unconventional toastes.
A fragmented notice describes Princess Mario of Greece famed for yachting and courtly honors. It mentions alleged ties to Russia and a late appointment as admiral of the Russian fleet.
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