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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1896
Page
2
The article surveys a bustling bicycle trade while noting the rider scene lags behind. It mockingly critiques political missteps and social mores, mentions ex governor denials, and reports on laborious training debates and evolving cigarette opposition with little immediate impact.
A survey of near-misses for the U.S. presidency highlighting figures like Clay, Blaine, Webster, Calhoun and others. It recalls Madison’s rerun and the 1812 caucus in Washington, noting ties, intrigues, and the role of the House in choosing the winner.
London Times correspondent urges immediate action to protect remaining elephants in Somaliland. Advocates transforming a portion of Somaliland into a sanctuary under Aden garrison protection, prohibiting elephant killings within the reserve and granting officers incentives to enforce the measure.
The article lists rates for Paris singing teachers. Marchesi charges 76 dollars a month and accepts only students who start from basics. Legrenge offers 22 dollars per lesson for pros and 4 for amateurs. Rene Richards asks 42 dollars per lesson. Bochy seeks 46 dollars a month, Ziska to professionals and 4 to amateurs. Sprig-His charges 5 dollars per lesson. The role ranges 3 to 52 dollars per lesson or 45 to 76 dollars a month, with pupils expected to study three seasons per week.
A fragmentary line likens sense to Jove in a mad mood, describing mental chaos as a raw, unstable image.
New Brunswick Recorder Sullivan faces a curious nuisance case over John Barry whose loud snoring disrupts tenant Martin Albert and his family on Burnet Street. Albert described nights of dissonant noise rivaling a boiler factory, prompting Sullivan to search the crimes act for a remedy before finding Barry not guilty but admonished to adjust his behavior.
A garbled fragment hints at social plans and repeated promises. The unreadable text suggests someone asking if they can be taken to a ball and mentions staying awake, but the content is too distorted to identify people places or exact events.
During a half hour drive from Berlin to Charlottenburg a professor's car left the road. Passengers exited while repairs were prepared. Mommsen stayed reading his book, then rose calmly as the station wagon remained immobile awaiting assistance.
An old advertisement extols Hontetter's Stomach Fitters as protection and remedy in malarial regions. It claims the product safeguards residents and travelers from fevers and also cures dyspepsia constipation kidney trouble and rheumatism.
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