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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1896
Page
2
A column of fragmented remarks discusses weather imperfection, politics, health, and society. It references St. Louis conventions, the Vanderbilt family, the University of Calcutta, and a mix of anecdotes, legal cases, and personal events. The text includes linguistic oddities and stray biographical mentions like Newell Clark, an 83 year old former Ravenna banker.
The garrison of Marlborough maintains its proud supremacy as its best forces prepare to meet Girlie of Meytie in a decisive clash. Eyewitness reports note disciplined drills and readiness across units.
The article blends baseball gossip with a profile of Harry Stivens and Joseph J Relley detailing Relley’s Baltimore roots and long career in scorecard management. It notes Relley’s ties to Columbus and Washington clubs, his business ventures, and his role in promoting game reporting and statistics across leagues.
Harry Stevens known as Score Card Harry is famed in baseball and theater. Barry, a London native born about 38 years ago, came to the country in 1573 and moved to the West with friends after greeting teammates.
A Victorian article debunks travel myths about a water storing traveler tree and links hereditary tuberculosis to environment. It notes water in leaf stalks is real but trees grow in rainier regions, making water access easy elsewhere. It discusses bicycle inventions, medical trials on digestion, and a German military bicycle, while questioning heredity in tuberculosis and advocating outdoor exercise.
After years of debate a scientist concludes many illnesses are not hereditary though disease tendencies may transfer. Tuberculosis cases show no evidence that the germ is implanted, undermining the idea of inherited infection.
A medical journal notes a simple treatment to prevent discoloration after injuries. Apply a three coat regimen with camel hair brush and allow drying between coats. Immediate use after injury may prevent bruised tissue discoloration and may ease neck stiffness.
An English physician reports sunburn results from penetrating light and heat. He describes facial swelling and pitted skin with freckle at each pit. He claims strokes can be averted by hats and orange clothing, praising pigment use as most satisfactory.
Judge Miller tours Stark Nurseries noting vast operations and 40 000 acres of test orchards. The piece praises proprietors and system, mentions canvassing force and large inventory of Stark trees for sale. Also includes catalog blurbs for Salser Seed and Wilt’s Pick Pills with addresses and promotional notes.
A brief item notes Halls Catarrh Care is taken internally with price details shown as Se.
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