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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1900
Page
6
The article outlines British officer pensions for wounds and losses, detailing immediate compensation, grants for artificial limbs, later permanent pensions by rank, and gratuities for severe injuries. It notes widows and children receive pensions as a grace, with examples for a colonel’s widow and dependents, though text is garbled.
The readable portions describe a chaotic mix of garbled phrases and names, mentioning places such as New York and Perth and references to beads, pipes, and items like shingles. Many words are cutoff or jumbled, making a clear event or subject difficult to determine from the legible content.
Letters from grateful women detail relief from female troubles through Mrs Pinkham's advice and medicine. The paper notes the letters are printed regularly and invites readers to request a confidential book outlining her methods.
John C. Baldwin, once condemned then pardoned, has lost hope of exoneration but faces release after friends secured a retrial. The case stemmed from a prior conviction and near execution, with the community divided over fault and fate.
A fragmented Osage community notice describes a bride sale in the Tadiae Terpe with Mary Carn dropper as the betrothed. The piece mentions the groom, ex Chief Frath Corndrenpper, and places the event near Kau, detailing tribal customs and potential legal implications amid crowded, overlapping narratives.
A long descriptive account details an outdoor aboriginal manufactory near Cuillenwood Canyon in the western US. It traces the evolution of the olla from crude rock basin to smooth worked form, with verde antiques and chips indicating a historic sequence. The piece notes Spanish explorers describing native crafts and portrays remnants, adjoined with geologic landmarks and a crowded, laborious process.
A garbled newspaper fragment mixes references to Dr Sven Hedin, exploration in Asia, and blurred remarks on religion and science. It mentions Cuba, telephone operators, and a lecturer from Philadelphia, with scattered names and phrases forming a disjointed panorama of early 20th century curiosities. The text lurches between quotes, mis-spellings, and stray names, producing a collage rather than a coherent narrative.
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