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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1895
Page
2
A garbled Coventry of political phrases and slang rails at Washington and Idaho while weighing treaties with China, Cuban insurgents, and American public sentiment. It mocks readers, notes Uncle Sam’s control, and hints at U S involvement and support for Cuban fighters alongside domestic debates.
The article discusses the anticipated Corbett versus Fitzsimmons clash with expert opinions on expansion power. It notes public betting, training pace, and potential routes to victory while mentioning Peter and a future rematch scenario in New Orleans.
The text presents conflicting height measurements for boxers Fussinmons and Corbett and discusses chest sizes and body dimensions. It weaves in names like Fitz, Jim, and Elllis with dubious figures and mentions preparation and form. It also references various people and places in a disjointed OCR fragment.
The piece highlights praise for Ewing and notes Legere players plan a meeting to discuss pitching. Keefe is acclaimed as the standout on the league staff while Lochey Hie claims eighteen wins this season, one more than the prior tally.
In Detroit residents near Meléruz avenue and Champlain street discuss Mrs McDonald’s high regard for Dr Williams Pink Pills. She cites her daughter Kittie’s recovery from neuralgia, pale complexion, and weakness after smallpox vaccination, attributing improvement to the pills. She urges keeping the medicine in the home and recommending it to neighbors.
A San Francisco miner, Major McLaughlin, warns about overheating a heater while a man tempers dynamite. The worker jokes he watches the thermometer, and when it nears 84 degrees, the major improvises by cooling it with water. A curious quip follows about the major’s motive.
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