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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1899
Page
7
A devotional line emphasizes that God works through the will rather than felt emotion. It urges immediate action in surrender, encouraging the reader to say, Lord Jesus, I am willing to be Thine or to be made willing to be Thine forever more, attributing power to divine will.
A vigor filled promotional note extols Hostetler's Stomach Bitters to revive a tired stomach and ease dyspepsia. It mentions a private Revenue Stamp on the bottle neck and questions a plea of insanity in a bigamy case, citing multiple marriages and defense lines. It also reports the Rio Grande Western railway starting new dining cars with meals on through trains and schedules from Ogden to Salt Lake City, highlighting breakfast to supper service.
A torn Petroit Free Press fragment mixes dialogue on kissing and disease with satirical quips about science and manners. It cites a chef’s galley, a vegetarian restaurant remark, stray names, odd medical riffs, and garbled notes on aliens, drugs, and employment.
The great melodramatic author D Ennery died at 90 and, recalling a fleeting romance from sixty years earlier, left all his vast fortune to his former lover Mme Leroux. The will spurred a court fight as his heirs challenge the bequest in French law courts amid long drama.
A humorous tale from a village column follows the Bowler Bachelors as Susie Sweet youth marries Buncombe Bowler, sparking mock scandal. The club dissolves after the wedding, treasurer elopes with a deacon’s daughter, and the Bowler tradition collapses into reform.
A fragmentary quotation depicts the speaker noting surprise at kinfolk understanding a child’s speech. The text hints at how dialect shapes perception and communication within a family.
The document notes the Prince of Wales reaches age from birth and mentions the placement of two chairs for him on the right of the throne in the House of Lords, with a reference to Philadelphia Rover in the text.
Mrs J C Barnaga of Minkews Wassutos Co Mg writes she suffered bladder trouble dizziness heart pains and heavy menstruation before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. After two bottles she says she felt like a new person and fully recovered following doctor warnings of operation.
A London Mail correspondent recalls a Toronto incident from twenty years ago where Colonel Iugerenech’s lecture was interrupted by cries of blasphemy. The scene shifts to Philadelphia reports of Mrs Arthur Hougle and her child near Hooda Creek where a dog attack leads to the death of a reptile, with a later note on a Jewish marriage custom of wives placing themselves beside their husbands.
Promotes Pleavant and beneficiel ePevia as a refreshing liquid for the kidneys and senses. Claims include improved digestion and energy, with a note urging readers to save the four cents on the Coreneny label. Sold by druggists, price listed per bottle.
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