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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1897
Page
2
A chaotic mix of antiquated quips and garbled phrases describes social gossip and odd opinions in Dillon Montana. The text mentions Langtry and a possible divorce, joking about wheat and prices, and references to various figures and events in a satirical, fragmented style.
The Fine Arts building will be a permanent two-domed structure facing the plaza in Omaha. It will house art treasures from around the world, with galleries lit by skylights and organized for easy viewing by crowds.
Fragmentary text describes a pond shore scene with people and a boat. Mentions weather, leaves, water, and sheltering from wind. References a dawning vigil, a bed, and a request to “make the beef with old tus” in an unclear archival context.
An English investigator details tipping in a large Paris restaurant where waiters average $60 monthly in tips with no salary. The box is opened fortnightly. breakage costs split between waiters and proprietor. Some leaders receive monthly sums. tips fund livelihood, wine and cigar commissions also awarded. The system sustains poverty and fuels self starting ambitions, with occasional strikes over tipping percentages.
The St Louis Salvation Army cements a campaign to force vagrants into work or jail. Col Evang aims to house 800, offer low cost meals and lodging, open a wood yard, and run a restaurant for a penny. Police and citizens to refer beggars to the depot. Funding pursued via popular subscription.
The New York World notes Weinley substituted for McKinley during a Missouri campaign years ago. J L Bittinger of St Joseph became a Montreal editor, linked to the incident by misidentification and the crowd mistaking Hittinger for the president’s speech.
A garbled note describes a woolen skirt with wrinkled weave and damp day conditions. It warns to keep the garment from becoming grease wrinkled and white.
An extended excerpt describes butterfly metamorphosis from caterpillar to chrysalis to winged form. A sick woman in November sees a fragile butterfly revived by sunlight and care, then released to fly again. The narrator notes the creature’s stages and resilience amid a bleak Victorian setting.
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