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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1899
Page
7
A young man sends his father a photo and plea for aid. The old farmer examines the image of marble vases statues flowers and fine furniture and retorts you cannot cheat me you young dog you cannot be very poor to live among such riches.
The notes claim shark jaw oil is the finest watchmakers oil with about half a pint per fish. The passage then shifts to a vivid, quirky behavioral description of a woman reacting to a man’s friendly gesture, suggesting she may lose composure if he greets her improperly.
The readable text hints at a discussion about creating a new law. It mentions CandyCathartin as an ideal liver regulator and references regulatory actions in a distorted context. The passage is incomplete and does not present a clear event or outcome.
The Parisian taste for horseflesh grows with over 10,000 horses and 300 donkeys consumed in the last year, while donkeys and mules decline from 1852 figures of 866 donkeys and 51 mules. official meat data show horses dominate Parisian meat consumption.
A fragmented page discusses why stylish clothing often sacrifices comfort, notes ink from New Granada can be used as ink, and mentions music soothing nerves and Hostetter's Stomach Eithers as a quick cure. It includes ad copy for private revenue stamps, a caution to polite visiting, and toyed phrases about manners and beauty.
A narrator recalls hosting Phoebe Knapp after a bereavement. The tale blends memory and social pressures as family dynamics, Parental pride, and Mrs Knapp’s peculiarities influence life in a small home. The piece weaves care, curiosity, and unease around shared rooms and unseen motives.
Emma Bagwill, a rare woman jockey, competes against male riders in regular races. She began riding at 12, is known by her maiden name Emma Trapp in India, and after marriage five years ago aimed to assist her husband by racing himself. She weighs 100 pounds.
Effective June 1 the Rio Grande Western Railway begins dining car service on trains to serve meals aboard. No 1 leaving Ogden at 7 00 am and Salt Lake City at 8 50 am plus No 4 leaving Ogden at 8 00 pm and Salt Lake City at 7 00 pm will offer a la carte meals. The menu promises full breakfast coffee etc and elaborate table service with a wide range of dishes.
A garbled passage presents a flurry of names and phrases about law, politics, and social taunts. It mentions a Chicago clerk and an exchange with a gentleman, hinting at questions of propriety and public opinion.
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