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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1899
Page
6
A fragment describes gown construction with back paneling and a blouse like bodice. Notes on collar points and skirt finishing mention two single pleats meeting at the center. The text reflects late 19th or early 20th century dressmaking terminology and styling.
A long instructional piece lists steps for binding a magazine, preparing glue mixtures, and sewing bindings. It reviews color choices, fabric trends, and a Harper’s style inspired pattern, detailing a skirt with gored panels and trimming ideas using dotrad jeans and white cotton braid.
In St Louis Miss Misa Catherine Denny started small after a friend of her mother shared a dated receipt from India. She now runs a multi room operation stuffing dates with English walnuts, drying seeds by burning, producing up to twenty thousand pounds a year with five workers in three rooms.
In Wolfville a court drama unfolds as Navajo Joe faces vigilante action after killing a Chinaman. East coast tourists and local figures press for justice while Cherokee Hall and Enright steer a disputed hangings fate amid a Faro style card gambit.
A fragmented kitchen guide explains mixing ground rive with flour and eggs to form a batter for frying. It then outlines splitting game birds lengthwise and cooking in a chafing dish with melted butter, stock, and mushrooms, onions, celery, and peppers, finished with bread, cheese, and seasonings.
A list of deep wells includes Sperenberg near Bertin in Germany at 4 156 feet and other wells in Berane Pasey La Chaepetif Perls Grenefe Nensalwerk Kissingen Pesth and Hongary. In the United States wells are reported at St Louis Missouri Louisville Kentucky Calembos and Charleston District of Columbia with depths ranging from about 086 to 2 775 feet.
A lighthearted item notes a collection of jokes and tales cobbled from team chatter and playful sayings. It highlights witty one liners and clever quips circulating among groups, celebrating humor in daily life.
Jim Wardner reached Vancouver and asked Canadian Pacific to wire Montreal about his transport. The manager sent Dont Let Jim Walk by mistake. Wardner received transport and traveled to Montreal where the mix up amused them as operators misread the telegram.
In a tense exchange Judy voices caution about a German officer's arrogance and his ambition to control warships. A cautious plan suggests restraint and balance of power as tensions rise amid military talk.
In a quirky dialogue a woman asks why a cat named Mine Gwaciet She-Yee is being sold by Boomerang with a humorous reply from Miss Gwacie and Chivage Tritune. The scene blends wordplay with a light domestic tone.
A garbled Chicago Tribune fragment questions a body and mentions embalming in a melodramatic exchange. The overheard lines mix odd phrasing and unclear speakers, implying a disrupted version of the original discussion.
The text contains garbled reminiscence about a typewriter girl and a pew girl with shaky lines and uncertain dialogue. It resembles a partial diary or column fragment from The Chi ergs Record, offering little coherent event or clear entities.
A terse exchange hints at a failed union over wealth and beauty. The couple quips that their securities declined, revealing tension over money and appearance as their marriage faltered.
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