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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1895
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner reviews varied items from water witchery to French kleptomania cases and crime tales. It notes Dr. Buchanan’s death sentence appeals, discusses universal peace hopes, and mentions new temperance enforcement in New Zealand and Turkey's arms supplies.
Samuel R. Jordan recounts his life in New Portland Maine against a backdrop of Civil War service in the Twenty eighth Maine Volunteers and a later battle with locomotor ataxia. He describes years of disability ending in a surprising recovery tied to his wife and local recommendations.
A historical narrative mixes the meeting of Napoleon and Josephine with an analysis of early romance, social expectations, and a long critique of 19th century dress and posture. The piece intertwines celebrity status, courtly gestures, and evolving fashion tropes of the era.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an unusual action with references to a pretty cloth machine and a perpetual grip. The army is described as allowing something to hang straight down by the side.
English railcars are adapting American design elements after years of experimentation. The feature filled with sliding doors and open vestibules promises safer ingress and egress, while the system shows the aim of improved passenger flow and reduced crowding on shared carriages.
A damaged text describes home remedies and cautions for a health issue in children. It mentions salt water solutions as a remedy, with advice on concentrations and timing, and stresses persistence and routine. The passage emphasizes a non age specific cure and nightly application.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for tired blood improving vitality and nerves. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Anna L. Chang of Duluth Minnesota describing her daughter Blanche's eczema and scrofula improvement after four to five bottles, claiming skin clearance and relief.
A fragmented 19th century notice praises Alfred Mame as a premier Catholic publisher and details the sale of cheap catechisms and pamphlets. The text mentions book binding costs, sales of gilder’s room relics for ten dollars, and various religious items offered to pupils and collectors, highlighting high pricing for some items and the spread of devout literature.
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