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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1888
Page
2
An archaic line of verse from The Century appears as a cryptic stream of imagery about truth, time, and streams of atom gold. The text blends dreamlike fragments with a narrator referencing Paton and an imagined sequence of reads and visions.
A traveler recalls a social circle in an Iowa country town where Col. Ford boasts his mare Verdant could beat any living quadruped under 1.5 miles for $1000. Miss Jennie schemes to test the colonel with Verdant, amid horse racing talk and social clashes at Valley House.
A rambling piece recounts wagers on a pig named Peek-a-boo and a mare Verdant set against a colonel. Bets reach 65 000 as the pig wins a humorous outing while Miss Jennie marries that spring, funding a wedding present. The tale blends quirky racing, secrecy, and domestic change.
A satirical critique targets wealthy youths in the city spending money on cigars, narcotics, cafes, and theaters while neglecting productive leisure. It advocates genuine club hospitality where intelligent discussion and progress are valued over debauched nightlife.
An 1880s advertisement warns that consumption may be cured by Warner's Log Cabin Cough and Consumption remedy. It touts a non narcotic, old fashioned herb formula and cites a Greensboro Pennsylvania testimonial claiming strong benefit versus physicians. It urges use to prevent the "funereal month of March" from claiming the reader.
An advertisement by ReSLOCUM MOG 151 Pearl St New York promises a positive remedy for consumption claiming thousands cured and offering free bottles to readers who mail their express and post office addresses. The missive urges readers to contact for the cure.
A Western Letter reflects on deadly blizzards and whiteout dangers in rural districts. It notes travelers may perish near their homes amid unfenced areas and heavy snow, highlighting painful realizations about winter hazards.
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