Thoughtful Rubber Hot Water Bottle Ad
A vintage style ad touts guaranteed hot water bottles to warm a cold bed and relieve neuralgia toothache and other pain. Made of finest rubber in chocolate color with reinforced seams and full capacity.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1918
Page
8
A vintage style ad touts guaranteed hot water bottles to warm a cold bed and relieve neuralgia toothache and other pain. Made of finest rubber in chocolate color with reinforced seams and full capacity.
A rural roundup from Dillon lists residents in town for visits and illnesses including Duke Davis from Horse Prairie and Mrs. Kate Fitzgerald with rheumatism. Local events include a marriage license for James Armstrong and Sig erd Mickelson of Armstead and many others in daily town life.
Ray Gilman, recently in town from Vancouver where illness halted his enlistment, plans another attempt to join the army. He has served in the motorcycle corps for several months and is among the county’s early volunteers.
The Dillon Red Cross chapter reports branches at Lima Wisdom and auxiliaries at Jackson Apex Bond Monida and Armstead. Members complete the Red Cross course earning credits and pledge 4 to 12 hours weekly. An evening class of 35 women attends Mondays and Thursdays and a Normal seniors class on Saturdays. The workrooms were reorganized with Mrs C R Price as chair and Miss Jean Bishop in charge of supplies. A handmade bedspread donated by Mrs Depp will be auctioned to fund the local Red Cross.
Sheriff Wyman answered a late Thursday call after an S O 3 signal indicated a wife beating. He found the man beaten and scantily clad and accompanied him home to retrieve his clothes.
Miss Jau reen Desmond was operated upon Monday by Dr Jones for the removal of tonsils and adenoids. The young lady is getting along nicely.
Saturday January 19 Mr A S Garr of Dell visited with his daughters Gladys and Grace. Monday January 14 Loretta McCarthy returned from Anaconda where she received optical treatment. YWCA delegates Miss Parr Miss Covington and Vera Kern attended a Butte meeting on January 16. Dinner guests at Normal hall Sunday included Miss Nash Mrs Nash Mrs Toan Mrs Ericson and Miss Elma Schultz. Miss Becker and Miss Leick accompanied thirteen Normal girls to the high school basketball game and dance Saturday night. Helen Zimmer Thelma Tomlinson and Florence Talcott spent the weekend at the Talcott home in Twin Bridges. Convocation Wednesday saw Miss Covington appeal for YWCA drive aid. Mr Mosher opened the thrift stamp campaign at the college.
Lee Hudson Mrs Mike Dwyer and two children and Mrs Fred Degner left Sunday night for Detroit after a three months visit with relatives here.
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