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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1899
Page
2
A garbled collection of satirical quips and political buzz from Pillon Montana. Jokes on wedlock and deadlock mix with references to Kipling Kaiser and Delaware deadlock. The piece cites humor about engineers and railroads and ends with stray lines on social decorum and civic rules.
After years of trial the second machine began operation last week at Upland Inc. It will blow tumblers and other items, handling about 130 articles per run. Frank McNeal leads the company, seen as a potential monopoly, raising concerns about future complications in the glass industry.
The prima donna Helen Bertram carries the ashes of her late husband E. J. Henley in a chamois bag on tour. Henley died in October and was cremated per his wishes. Bertram keeps the bag close, saying Ted would be with her if she could take him.
The article discusses how life preservers failed to save many aboard the Bourgogne disaster, noting French and other sailors drowned while attempting to use belts or life jackets. It explains that the design caused bodies to tilt downward when submerged and critiques terminology used in different languages.
A fragment discusses a French idea calling a brassiere a life preserver worn under the arms. The text notes the term brassiere and the connection to bras as a way to teach people to wear protection. The passage uses metaphorical language about clothing and safety.
The emperor Charles V of Spain staged his own funeral rehearsal at Yuste monastery in 1558 as a bid for divine favor. Dressed in sable, he joined a ceremonial procession, then died three weeks later on September 12 1688.
The article recalls Mme Candelaria Villaneuva, aged about 78, widow of Candelaria, who aided Texan independence and cared for twenty two orphans. It notes her death in San Antonio after a life of charity and wartime service, alongside stories of the Alamo siege and allied figures.
A fragment describes a man named Bagiy involved in a bicycle incident that knocked a woman down in a reed area. The caption notes the woman had no bell or lens and suggests the event occurred in a public scrape.
A fragmented discussion on optimal pace for riding with alternating exertion and rest. It mentions measuring resistance, judging speed by exertion, and a rough model where up and down slopes yield different gains and losses in pace.
An illustrated feature describes a No 4 cycle stand from a Pittsburg treytle firm. The piece explains a combined floor grand and treluer design with a friction roller on a lady’s machine and a strap attached to the handle bar. The stand rests on casters and allows placement without lifting, using aluminum wheels and a forward tipped rear end for stability.
Felis Faure presides over a Perla event with a large crowd and keen spectators. The great prize race draws notable figures and a famed personality crowd, amid discussions of personal privilege and ceremonial display.
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a scene with a putfet propped by a porberorea la pirviis giant and mentions various garish actions. The legible parts reference people, their roles, and interactions around a chaotic event, but the text is largely garbled with missing words and unclear references.
The Boston club plans to co operate with Montreal for an international riders event. A circuit is arranged to preside or succeed the world championship with trials in Figeton and Mortreg. The Boston committee may offer races up to $1006 to attract foreign riders.
The surface cracks on metal are treated by kerosene cleansing and chalk sealing. A drill or probe then marks the cracks as the chalk adheres and protects the observed defects.
A cache of new inventory arrives today filling shelves across town. Shoppers are invited to browse a diverse selection featuring apparel and household items from several brands. Store assistants expect steady demand as customers explore the fresh goods.
ER O McCormick resigns as passenger traffic manager for the Big Four to join the Southern Pacific as passenger traffic manager with headquarters in San Francisco. President Ingalls appoints a new general passenger and ticket agent. changes take effect around May 1. The move follows anticipated competition from Santa Fe into San Francisco.
The article outlines authorized fares for Salt Lake City bound travel for the LDS Annual Conference from Ogden Park City Inggham Springville Silver City and Tobermore with travel from April 4 to April 6. It notes ticket prices from 980 up to 1506 and compares service quality and competition with other routes especially New York to Chicago.
A garbled quotation suggests a speaker claiming to fit into the best society and to know vacancies. The text reads as a distorted, partial note with unclear context and multiple transcription errors.
Only seventy three hours remain under a schedule change affecting the Union Pete and Worth-Westers connection with the Lake Erie line. The note sets arrival times toward New York, with departures and transfers through Chicago and Grand Central Depot. Tickets and berths reservations are mentioned for travel, referencing specific times and addresses.
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