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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1897
Page
6
A historical letter reveals a long marriage split over shared life misgivings and a desire to separate and remarry. The speaker notes years of cohesion yet growing incompatibility, with both agreeing they cannot continue living as before. The document chronicles emotional strain, failed vows, and a plan to formalize separation through legal proceedings.
A brief poem sketches a couple facing death and suggests a wish to be laid together. It envisions reunion in heaven and asserts that love could grow stronger after conflicts. A second poem by the same author describes their reconciliation.
Belgium features Charles Francois Felu born June 26 1830 in Waermaerde West Flanders who paints with his feet in Antwerp. He studied in Ostend and Bruges and translated Horace into French verse. Felu figures to be a skilled painter and even shaves himself with feet. His work earned praise from Austrian Archdukes and the Royal Order in 1885.
Inspector HA Quisieihoal of the UC division proposes a controlled black flower garden on university grounds to test flower arrangements and pollination. The project aims to create a unique display, with staged bloom cycles and careful spacing, marking California’s first such garden.
A fragmented poem and lecture style piece offers guidance to graduating girls and matrons. It includes reflections on long marriage, natural demeanor in public speaking, and advice on authentic expression, posture, and practice for confident presentation.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses illness among women, confinement, and a push for rest and recovery. It mentions health decline, fatigue, and the need for care, but the text is garbled and hard to interpret.
A new transetiaetic cable line will stretch from Pree to New teisaald. The length is estimated at 3.264 miles with a total cable weight around 11.006 tons. Large ships are to be employed during construction.
A readable fragment notes hand engraved trays with pierced designs marked as orders from Gemand and priced at $3.
A brief verse from Gertrude Morton Cannon in St Nicholas contrasts two maidens to teach that true beauty comes from inner thoughts and deeds. The poem urges young readers to cultivate kind, hopeful feelings to keep their faces fair as years pass.
A motherless gray kitten wanders from a pigpen to an orchard where it forms fragile bonds with pigs and a boy named Beas. Rain threatens a storm as the kitten seeks safety and companionship, finally returning toward the house as the day ends.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a boyish scene on a city block with makeshift talk about carts money and a boy named Limpy. The text is garbled and incomplete, with phrases like were boy let me have given and covent sell you Bo Peper om this here block.
A street scene shows a newsboy aiding a halted brother by selling two papers and sparing a moment to help him, while a bemused gentleman measures the act against businesse1rs who would pass such aid.
A reflective piece contrasts a girl’s two faces a sweet home persona and a pouty at home mood. It likens the double appearance to two masks, then adds moral guidance about kindness and self-control among children and peers.
The readable portions describe oddities in nature including long discussions of a bird and a monkey race. References mention Africa's Beettng district and Cape Colony caves yielding six fingered monkeys with unusual features.
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