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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1899
Page
6
OCR text shows a garbled mix of phrases about food safety hunger and medical claims, interspersed with stray names and odd anecdotes. It also includes a bizarre story about schooling in French and a Paris monkey craze with unrelated notes about thieves and farms. The readable parts suggest a miscellany page with no coherent single event.
A jealous husband on a named uptown street confronts his wife’s engagement with a violinist. The tale follows the ensuing accusations and emotional clashes as neighbors observe the dramatic domestic strife and its effects on street life and reputation.
A chaotic miscellany of jokes and verse snippets from a collegiate humor page. It features wry banter on courts and church, light squibs about editors and poets, and stray lines about a baseball game and other everyday incongruities.
In Fapec, spiders menace telegraph wires with dense webs. Authorities report 80 Bamerons to cease further sections, risking further incalation. Regular wire sweeping only provides temporary relief as spider webs rebound across the network.
Jack confesses he did not hit it off with Cholly Newfather, describing how he met him while wheeling his baby. He compares them to two peas in a pod and notes the baby’s perfect resemblance to the father.
Prize fighting may not be pleasant but a lesson on fleeting championships. The article contrasts such bouts with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, famed for fifty years for curing constipation dyspepsia biliousness and liver trouble.
An article extols the Jota Mc South Co of Chicago at 160 to 166 West Madison Street for thirty years of service and a vast illustrated household catalogue. It highlights trusted dealings, expansive goods, and sample values, mentioning recent catalog illustrations and a note on a Maori chief studying medicine in Chicago.
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