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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1888
Page
2
A fragmentary Atlanta Constitution reminiscence recalls New York Zouaves in red and white during the Civil War, their tight drill and fierce charge at Galues Milk. It describes brutal combat, fallen soldiers, and the stubborn parade-ground discipline amid the retreat and chaos.
A curious Neus Pura man on Cel lege avenue drinks only water at his start and end of day, carrying a dlask with aqua pura due to fear of winter cholera while working in Minneapolis. A bank president's note tale and a lost historic note tied to Maj. Kennedy and the New York Tribune appear in the odd account.
The essay claims hot water provides instant relief for ivy poisonings and other poisons, applied every hour or two until itching eases. It notes similar treatment for poison plants and stories of personal anecdotes, including a tale of a widow and Henry, with mentions of Drake’s Allwell Hten and a Mexico tax on births.
The New Jersey board of health urges isolation and cleanliness to curb diphtheria. Reports show rising deaths over three years, with winter peaks and varying regional impact. Emphasizes cellar drainage, contaminated wells, and risky return to schools after attacks.
A fragmented reflection argues against oppression under a despotic regime. It notes fear of police, lack of free speech, and widespread suspicion of inquisitors. The text portrays Nitlisma as hysterical resistance and a refusal to submit to autocratic rule.
Fragmentary report describes improvements to rifles and machine parts, mentioning timing of barrels, strengthened components, and speed. References a Cincinnati newspaper and worksman attention after completion, with lingering garbled terms and names.
Fragmented text praises a medical preparation as a cure and suggests its superiority over others. It references Warner's preparations, herbal claims, and appeals to readers with promises of health improvement and honor. The legible portions indicate a promotional medical pamphlet style from an earlier period.
Tale recounts Peter Donohue then paymaster for the New York Lake Erie and Western, confronting John Morrissey at the Erie office over access and favors. The confrontation ends with Morrissey leaving, Donohue's bold intercession, and Fisk’s reaction shaping later events in the era’s finance circles.
The passage laments Western arrogance amid rising imperial self regard, noting New York’s fiery tone and Kansas City and Dallas as examples of expanding self appreciation. It hints at broader civilizational critique and mentions Denver and Harper's Magazine in a cryptic context.
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