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Incomplete text shows a quoted statement by Mrs Mc Wike regarding a local matter. The readable fragment includes names and a brief assertion but lacks clear action, date, location, or outcome.
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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1899
Page
3
Incomplete text shows a quoted statement by Mrs Mc Wike regarding a local matter. The readable fragment includes names and a brief assertion but lacks clear action, date, location, or outcome.
A clipped handwritten line references a remedy for a stomach issue and an attempted discuss of using something to cure it. The fragment hints at a personal account or instruction but lacks full context or clear actions.
A letter to Mrs Pinkham recounts relief from infertility and multiple ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The piece also notes personal health improvements and includes anecdotal praise from readers Mrs Cora Gilson and Mrs H Barnart.
The New York Tribune notes treaty changes will end Japan's isolation except in six ports and thirteen smaller ones. Foreigners must adapt to Japanese manners while Japan trains merchants in Western methods.
Dr Florentino Ameghino reports discovering a new large armored mammal in Brazil named Naomylodon Listal. The creature's skin is over an inch thick and resistant to weapons, resembling a pangolin with ossicles buried in skin. The animal is nocturnal and timid, prompting plans to exhibit specimens in European zoos.
An old merchant in a lunchroom is accused of hypocrisy by a cynic after hiring a pretty stenographer for dictation. The merchant acts unashamed, dictating while the stenographer takes notes, then dismisses her as he enjoys lunch alone, provoking mockery from onlookers.
Susan B Anthony, nearly 80, announces she will attend the International Council of Women in London next June. This will be her second overseas trip after a Berlin arrest in 1883 over suffrage envelopes marked No taxation without representation. She lives with sisters Mary and Lucy in Rochester, New York.
An assortment of midcentury travel promos lists $89.50 to St Louis from Salt Lake City via Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe on June 16 and 17, $51 to Detroit on July 1 2 and 8, $59.75 to Richmond on July 8 9 and 10, and $48.10 to Indianapolis on July 16 17 and 18. Describes two daily trains with dining cars and luxury amenities, and mentions maps available from agent C F Warren of the AT S F. Also notes thanks from Gen A S Kimball to Lyman McCarty of Baltimore and Ohio for troop movements. Includes unrelated notes on several businesses, a joke about iceman, and an ad for Allen’s Foot Ease with 25 cent price.
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