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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1897
Page
2
A jumble of overheard remarks and travel gossip from Dillon Montana touches on tin-use in gold making, a Missouri evangelist Pepper, New York paper titles, and scattered references to politics and commerce. The text blends fragmented opinions about stores, family life, and distant events in a stream of garbled Baltimore style journalism from the era.
Story traces Ragged Top discoveries that draw miners to the Black Hills. Reporter details claims bought for little, Old West figures like Dee the city marshal of Edgemont, and legends of Deadwood era exploits. The piece portrays Bald Mountain and Cluster's Peak, ancient volcanic activity, and the vast potential of Ragged Top riches.
A long OCR jumble references weather, ships, a king, colleges, and local notices. It mentions Christies effort, Moody institute, and a university drive. It notes a chaotic mix of names, places, and events including a car, a river, and historical references.
Dr Barroer writes from Calcutta about educational institutions under British rule in India. The piece highlights Calcutta society, government buildings, and figures like Sir Alexander Mackenzie, with remarks on an Indian national church and views on the Indian Congress.
An OCR filled with broken words and garbled claims promises easy cures for tobacco addiction. It touts fake remedies like No Tor Bac and Loxwiive Bromo Quintae with refunds from druggists. The text imitates a mid century patent medicine pitch with dubious guarantees from Sterling Remedy Co.
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