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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1895
Page
2
A garbled collection of social quips on marriage mockery politics and fashion. The text riffs on presidents fathers wagging tongues and foreign affairs with hazy references, spoof names, and scattered phrases reflecting era attitudes.
In Paris the vogue moves toward mature women as heroines in fiction and society, led by Mme. Gip and her popular works depicting the allure of women past youth. The piece notes the social influence of aging beauty on fashion, gossip, and cultural ideals, with references to Debuts and De Martel’s circle and a broader shift in taste.
A quirky narrative describes a dog and a cat living beside crowded fences in a back lot. The dog navigates a picket and piazza fence to reach the home side while a neighbor disrupts the barrier. The household’s cat is treated as a family member and guards the yard from intruders as kittens appear and are cared for.
A physician, Dr Rudolph Schiffmann, promotes a claimed asthma and bronchitis remedy. He offers free trial packages to all sufferers who send name and address, warning free offers end after October 10. He cites cures for asthma hay fever phthisic and bronchitis and urges skepticism be proved by the trial. He claims thousands cured and notes published testimonials.
A historical overview notes storage batteries as a rising force in electrical engineering, moving from power stations to homes. It highlights a Prairie West residence example with a 20 by 27 foot battery house, describing equipment, room functions, and potential adoption in rural areas as cost-saving and convenient for isolated homes.
A distressed shopkeeper tells merchants and customers he is selling his complete country store to settle creditors. He laments mounting debts as commercial men enter with plans to curate stock and push sales, while the seller negotiates terms.
An 19th century political row centers on Balfour for a cabinet post. Gladstone’s investigation of Balfour’s history undermined the push by Oxenbridge and peers who praised his thrift schemes. The excerpt notes public good from the building society tie but questions trust and potential ruin if appointed.
Bea Laskie long a famed feature of Perna shows recounts a parrot gift from a canvas man who toured Boston to Ferdnandino. The bird learned crowd control phrases and later caused mischief when a hunting party found it amid crows, its tail feathers torn and shrieks echoing.
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