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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1895
Page
7
A critical Julyams Ralph style critique of sensational daily papers. It denounces lurid content that invades privacy and exploits readers for profit. The piece condemns sensationalists who publish bogus news while highlighting the moral decay of press magnates.
A Chicago Tribune summary notes J. M. Crawford praises the Siberian railroad as a major enterprise and discusses its route around the Chinese bite near Vladivostok. It outlines the cost, Russian territorial choices, and possible paths to reach the Pacific, with broader notes on regional power and potential economic impact.
A Washington Star report describes a half acre department of agriculture garden with 450 grass varieties sourced from foreign countries to showcase diverse forage plants. It includes glass-structured rearing spaces and a linked display of experiments by Prof Wiles and others, outlining breeding, feeding, and germination observations.
Readers learn how South American snake dealers manage boa constrictors without venom. They cover the head to prevent bites and use a quick transfer to avoid the animal bracing. A deck crewman nearly loses a finger when a snake escaped.
A fragmented narrative follows a student devising an extreme frugal plan to cover living expenses. The tale details a sequence of thrift steps, self discipline, and misadventures as he attempts to balance budget, housing, meals, and debts while contending with odd detours and unexpected outcomes.
The article explains that Masterton derives from Letic terms meaning a certain meaning and notes the plant’s pungent blossom and its spoken allusion. It discusses etymology and the tendency of the blossom to be associated with the place name.
A garbled report describes a college or university with a salary figure of 36006 and a library of 7400 volumes. It mentions a Sunday service at the building and a new bell tower near Washington Park, noting construction height and stories.
A Boston Courier note recounts a young errand girl’s bold bill of lading hustle and a chaotic display of goods in a broker’s office. It then recalls a Washington embassy ball where a Chinese baby drew curious stares from guests. The piece spans varied vignettes from urban life and social protocol.
An old advertisement extols a laxative syrup claiming it cleanses the system without weakening organs and is approved by medical professionals. It promotes Syrup of Figs as a remedy for fevers and colds, sold in bottles and packages by the California Fig Syrup Co with warnings about counterfeit labeling.
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