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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1898
Page
6
An assortment of dubious patent medicine claims appears with promises to cure cold, constipation, and consumption. Advertisements tout Bramo Quinine tablets and Cascarets with druggists refund guarantees, while testimonials mock the efficacy and warn of falsified cures.
A collage-style snippet shows quirky lines about neckties and character, a Dr. Davis headache remedy promise, a note on happiness of childhood, Mrs. Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething, and a quip about dentists in the street.
Fragmentary report recalls the seventy first annual Baltimore and Ohio Railroad meeting. It lists presidents and officers, outlines routes from Cleveland to Wheeling and Parkersburg, and mentions plans and products, including seeds and farm supplies, with scattered dates and locations.
The piece expounds karma as the universal law guiding causes and effects, linking rebirth to social and personal inequities. It argues that obedience to law yields harmony, cites Christ and Matthew for moral reciprocity, and aligns the concept with theosophical thought and spiritual evolution.
The Chicago Medical Missionary Training school newly established at 1926 Wabash avenue offers unsectarian instruction for Christian youth to labor in city missions and rescue work. It provides practical training in gospel principles physiology hygiene sanitation and emergency relief with free board and instruction funded by donors.
An English attorney argues to a jury over a dispute about inheritance. The appeal centers on disputes over a late lord’s will and whether the heir could leave a large estate to his children. Witnesses express emotion as the legacy is debated before the court.
A mixed page features an open letter to mothers praising Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and Cascarets as cures, plus a marketing note for Castoria and a seed company ad. The text also touches on catarrh treatment, general health advice, and references to English poverty and social questions, all framed as promotional material.
Dr. George A. Gordon argues that pursuit of righteousness aligns with divine support. He asserts God stands with those seeking a pure heart, while moral struggle offers solace in the belief that the eternal God is guardian and refuge.
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