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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
4
Mrs. M. Clark of 209 South C Street Livingston Montana reports years of kidney trouble and dull back ache relieved quickly by Doan's Kidney Pills. She says the remedy has never failed and praises its effectiveness. Price 60 cents at dealers. Aster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY manufacturers.
Miss Bertha Hayes of Sandlake Oregon recounts ulcer healing after years with a shin sore. She tried a Chinese doctor without relief before using two and a half bottles of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve, which she says cured the ulcer. She endorses the remedies to other coffeeers.
Mrs Jennie K Swofford of Chehalis Wash testifies that Dr Pierce medicines have served her family for over four decades. She praises Pleasant Pellets for constipation and Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and blood builder, noting it helped her daughter with chronic constipation when doctors failed.
A long standing remedy claims to loosen chest congestion break up phlegm and end colds. It is priced at 1.20 a bottle and is available at druggists. The ad suggests both adults and children may take it with no after effects.
Advertised laxative claims Dr King s New Life Pills restore normal digestion and regular bowels without violent purging. The copy warns against harsh purgatives and urges cleansing the system with a gentle, natural action. Sold at druggists for 25 cents.
The statement argues that regardless of birthplace, a citizen who cannot read comprehend and speak English cannot function at a high level of citizenship. It emphasizes English proficiency as essential to civic participation and societal integration.
Mrs W J Beall, longtime Bozeman resident and wife of a city founder, was honored as president of Gallatin County Pioneer Society for a third term. The Bozeman event highlighted her 56 years of local service and leadership in the community.
Mrs. Rosa V. Barker Beall, a survivor of Captain Townsend’s wagon train ordeal on Powder River, recalls the July 9 1864 Sioux assault as the group of 150 wagons endured fire and ground combat before safely reaching Gallatin. The tale connects to Montana frontier history and Townsend’s expedition toward gold camps.
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