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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1895
Page
2
A garbled history of 19th century figures and topics appears as a collage of names, boasts, opinions, and odd facts. It mentions General Campos, Mr Winder, Richard Croker, and Croker’s political views, with scattered notes on English letters and world affairs. The piece blends rumors, quotes, and misprints into a single digressive item.
The report describes nail driving and pulling experiments at Sibley College with Southern glue tests and observations on wood fibers. It also outlines a shaft alignment method using a temporary cord, adjustable hangers, and a spirit level to measure lateral deviations and ensure level shafting.
Burlington land agents report corn thriving in some sectors near Lincoln and fair yields of oats and wheat, while the Waverly to Fairmont belt suffers drought and flooding gaps. In McCook area, prices and prospects vary with fields yielding from twelve to fifty bushels per acre and frost risk looming for corn.
A fragment describes a promising young zebra tailor with cautious optimism. The text hints at potential skill and future success in tailoring.
Fragmented poem style fiction notes a satire on fashion and gender roles. A man in trousers provokes shifting social reactions, with sensory detail and comic misadventures in public spaces. The piece riffs on dress, propriety, and the tension between tradition and modern womanhood.
An unclear handwritten fragment mentions New York and a reference to a person or event. The legible pieces include disjointed words like mock, book blues, whee, trem, promoter, and heaven, lacking clear facts or names.
A fragmented exchange recalls training monkeys to work in the cotton belts in Reeth America and a terse response argues no difference between a working man and a monkey.
A garbled report describes an Irish glazier named The Effectess Threst potting a pane of glass when a groom nearby began aiming and told him to mind the pane. The fragmentary text lacks clear names and events.
A fragmented guidance on eye safety warns to wear plain glasses, avoid eye injury, and seek skilled care if severely injured. It describes removing foreign bodies, flushing with water and solutions, and cautions against rubbing eyes or exposing them to sun. It includes corrupted text about a train wreck and a distressed scene.
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