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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1888
Page
4
A brief satirical piece references the phrase so to speak and notes various 19th century office titles including President Harrison and Levi Morton. It quips on linguistic habits, comparing American usage with Canadian and English speech, citing the London Telegraph and classic authors.
A Paris duel between Albert Delpit and M. Febvre over mutual insults was arranged with staged acts. Delpit read to his opponent while Febvre performed, but a yawning gesture by Delpit led to his declared defeat, signaling a reconciliation.
Fragmented excerpts discuss origins of prohibitions tied to diet and ritual, noting cattle and pigs sacred or unclean for disease control, the role of priests in collecting gifts, and practicalities behind dietary rules. Also included are passages on clothing for brain workers and a quirky exchange among schoolchildren.
Fragmentary excerpts recount a racially charged confrontation with a white man verbally taunting a Black individual. The dialogue reflects the speaker’s insistence on dignity, rejecting inferior treatment and challenging the abuse. The piece underscores themes of insult, pride, and resistance amidst social tensions.
An advertisement by T A Slocum M C of 181 Pearl Street New York claims a positive remedy for consumption has cured thousands and offers two free bottles to readers who send express and post office addresses.
U S Land Office in Afelena Montana publishes notice that Beck Lemon Vendervoort Garrett and Bangs of Argenta Montana filed for a patent on 1500 linear feet of the Grilly Hear Lode gold and silver bearing claim in Bald Mountain Mining District Beaverhead County Montana Territory. The notice includes the plat notes and boundaries with a 60 day period to present adverse claims.
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