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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1895
Page
2
A sprawling, fragmentary column from Dillon Montana discusses Emperor William, Bismarck, and U S political figures with skeptical asides on taxation, press influence, and public figures. It references progress in journalism and political rhetoric, with digressions on ministers, lawmakers, and the college scene.
The piece surveys American players like Wrenn Hobart Larned and Chace weighing a foreign tour to compete in English and Wimbledon events. It notes Eddie Hart plans to go abroad, with plans for others possibly joining, and discusses potential impact on the American championship in August.
A garbled report references a shooting or contest involving Thorpe and other entities, including mentions of April 3, a $105 side, and locations such as Mount Vernon and Glen White. The text is fragmented with many misspellings and unclear connections, making precise facts hard to verify.
A fragmented excerpt chronicles wealth, leisure, and social excess with references to crest and arms, exclusive teas, and club life. It hints at a satirical portrait of the gilded youth and their indulgent world framed by scattered names and events.
Fragmentary line suggests Phine S Ver served in an editorial role upon returning. No clear dates or organizations available. Further details not readable in the provided text.
A distorted OCR fragment suggests a discussion of marriage viewed as a business arrangement. Names and clear context are missing, leaving the quote-like lines unclear and partial.
Unclear text shows a playful exchange about valued companionship and a joking offer. Names appear as Anela Mose-Dat Dberg and Van Pet-M etre, hinting at a friendly, informal scene. The fragment emphasizes loyalty and humor between close friends.
Mrs. F. H. Axprews testifies Hood's Sarsaparilla keeps her blood vitalized and nerves steady during spring cleaning and farm work. She notes improvement in heart palpitations and endorses Hood's Pills as well, stating they are the best she tried, urging others to get Hood's.
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