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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1896
Page
2
A sprawling report touches a London divorce case amid rumors of a public scandal. Shifting fragments mention a widow, a farm tragedy, and various individuals, with references to a New York incident and a baby death in Williamsburg, plus scarce details about peach prices in Harper county.
The Democratic ticket William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska and Arthur Sewall of Maine accepted nominations for President and Vice President at Madison Square Garden New York in an address focused on the silver issue. Crowds estimated in the tens of thousands filled the area with onlookers and ticket holders listening to a lengthy speech defending Chicago platform principles and the call for free coinage of silver.
The article argues against changing the monetary silver ratio, warning it would thrust injustice on owners of property and debts and disrupt the economy. It cites political timelines, constitutional concerns, and public opinion about immediate monetary reform, urging caution before any legislative action.
Miss Halliday a 25 year old unemployed woman with no visible means of support has passed her examination in bankruptcy in London. Her liabilities total 10000 dollars while she has no assets. The case illustrates how easily shopkeepers can be enticed in such financial troubles.
A German physiologist reports a discovery about how the amount of alcohol in the body affects the will and behavior. The finding suggests lowering intake alters mental control and action.
Fragmentary dialogue reveals a broken romance as a father questions class and wealth while the youth points to a Sunday ad promising no trouble to show goods. The scene hints at social conflict and a concealed engagement.
An 18th century style remedy promotes Syrup of Figs to permanently overcome habitual constipation while awakening kidneys and liver, dispelling headaches, colds, or fevers without irritation or weakening the organs.
Mrs Luhm arranged to add to her barn but a neighbor threatened an injunction. She responded by hiring twenty carpenters and, with electric light, the structure was completed before daylight.
Salace’s Fall Seed Catalogue offers thousands in value to farmers in La Crosse Wisconsin. The John A. Saloeer Seed Co promotes d-cent stamps for catalogs and free grain samples for fall sowing while warning that highly contagious diseases require quarantine measures.
Fragmentary notes mention internal use of a cure, a Princess of Wales and a favored cat, and a discussion of dental or nerve topics. The text blends odd medical claims with unrelated asides about wells, vines, and a dog, lacking clear coherent events.
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