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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1891
Page
4
A compact column from the Dillon Tribune dated January 23 1891 brims with satirical notes on Helena milkmen Wyoming rail plans and Indian adoption stories. It critiques Christian science typhoid cures and laments public oil safety while praising Scientific American and patent services.
A playful roundup of several regional papers noting mergers absorbptions and rebrandings. Mentions include Colorado Progress, Denver Why, Inter Mountain, Madisonian, Idaho Recorder, Rocky Mountain Husbandman, Chinook Opinion, Staats Zeitung, Boise Statesman, Kaintuck Bugle, Rexburg Press, Idaho Falls Register, and new editor M T Roberts at Idaho Falls.
A fragmentary note laments petty newspaper habits and promotes higher aims for mature minds. The passage mocks turned letters and syn tactical slips, contrasts schoolboy indulgence with adult aspirations, and ends with a sharp jab about neighborly compliments and insults.
The piece argues for careful voter registration to protect ballot integrity, noting outlying districts as election tampering hotspots. It references the Kinder features of local politics, a call for advance registration, and critique of party postures, with broader remarks on taxes and finance.
A collage of bitter observations from the era critiques Indiana and mining policy, sock fashion and Congress criteria. It contrasts miles of mischief from generals to miners and laments demagoguery while predicting a reckoning for treacherous spending and public liberty.
A world renowned nihilist, Stepniak, also known as Brengiус Stepniak, visits New York to raise funds for the cause with a series of lectures. He has lived in England for years and backs revolutionary ideas including Padlewski and перен. He favors force in Russia when no other option exists, and his early life remains largely undisclosed.
An article urges women to rely on Hood's Sarsa claiming it purifies blood calms female ailments, strengthens nerves, and tones the system restoring health.
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