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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1900
Page
7
Louis Zangwill offers a half humorous half pathetic English life tale in the February Net Lip pincott issue. The Siren from Bath stands as a refreshing antidote to the prevailing Colonial romance popular of late.
A new steering invention for crafts uses a secondary wave on the wireless telegraph idea. Navy torpedo boats may gain infallibility from it. The piece compares the device to Hostetters Stomach Bitters for reliable digestion relief. Costa Ric an president Iglesias sends 4000 soldiers to the Guiana Coast to deter Nicaragua.
A mid-century reader testifies to relief from long illness after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims prior doctors failed to help after nine years of illness and liver trouble, and credits the product with improved health and vitality. The writing includes endorsements and addresses for orders.
A fragmentary analysis of a new baby girl and her father shows the lingering influence of older theories on childrearing. The piece notes the father’s strict methods and contrasts them with the child’s evolving vocal abilities and behavior, suggesting the tension between old beliefs and modern independence.
A rambling tale from a veteran storyteller recalls how the greatest giant would be drawn to a town by bricks rising on a construction site. The parade route pivoted to feature that building, and the crowd watched as the giant appeared and then vanished, his display thrilling spectators.
The February Century publishes Grat the last body article excerpt from RB E O Meary Napoleons physician at St Helena. The diary includes conversations with the exiled emperor and previews more installments for the Century this year.
A reminiscence by Hon. George S. Boutwell offers new light on late political history. Contemporaries like Charles A. Conant contribute essays on the Treasury and money markets. Table Talk for February features practical notes on domestic life in the Philippines and family topics.
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