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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1895
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner reports on hulls for new torpedo boats using aluminum and bronze as alternatives to steel. The piece blends satire on detectives, sheriffs sales in Newcastle Pennsylvania, and scattered notes on international events, industry plans, and evolving communications.
From Alpena Michigan's Argus Mrs Jas M Todd recalls an eight year struggle with nervous prostration muscular and inflammatory rheumatism swelling and paralysis that left her unable to move her limbs After trying many doctors she credits Pink Pills for Pale People from Dr Williams with restoring her health within weeks She urges others with rheumatic illness to seek the pills and credits renewed strength to blood and nerve restoration She also notes the pills helped aftereffects of influenza and weak women with pure blood and good results
An 19th century hotel manager must feed and house about 409 staff daily, with cooks and helpers forming a two-tier staff. Servants are housed in basements, fed multiple meals, and face strict cleanliness standards. The article notes separate arrangements to keep guest comfort intact while managing extensive personnel.
A garbled script of street banter and jumbled slang paints a lively slice of urban life. The piece names various cities and characters in fractured dialogue, hinting at social divides and flirtatious exchanges amid a chaotic narrative.
The ad asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood to prevent diseases. It links fertile soil for germs to scrofula, salt rheum, rheumatism, catarrh, grip, and typhoid fever. It claims weak nerves reflect poor nourishment of organs and tissues.
An aggregation of claims touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as purifying the blood and curing diseases by removing their cause. The text mixes testimonials about thimbles and a fisherman’s death, then returns to Hood's promoting blood purification and nerve strength with continued urging to take Hood's Sarsaparilla.
The piece notes Newfoundland residents live on water with no interest in farming and diet and attire are poor. It comments on climate as a tourist lure once, then praises train service along the Union Pacific and invites readers to contact the ticket agent in Omaha for more information. It ends with stray lines about a bashful youth and a gay boy.
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