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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1934
Page
7
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Three Billings teachers visiting the World's Fair report their apartment robbed of 130 dollars in jewelry including an antique cameo. Named are Mrs Christine Bliss Mrs George Thompson and Miss Marian Cardwell from Billings.
The advertisement promotes a non narcotic medicine sold by druggists claiming to relieve and prevent medical pain and associated disorders. It asserts the product acts on the underlying cause and offers permanent relief with persistent use.
A bold ad touts Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic that relieves bunion and corn pain quickly. It promises rapid pain reduction and inflammation easing with a few drops applied to the inflamed area. The copy guarantees results and claims coins shrink and drop off.
During salvage work on the U S Submarine S-51, 56 dives reached 136 feet with an average bottom time of one hour per diver. Mrs Mary K Sands a former instructor at the Normal college and her father visited with Dillion friends en route from a Canada tour to their Las Vegas home.
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports she weighed 170 pounds at 28 years old and after taking one box of Kruschen Salts four weeks ago now weighs 150 pounds. She says she has more energy and more zest. The ad promotes half a teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast as a safe way to slim with a 4 week bottle priced at nine dollars there is a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A quirky cartoon caption by B. Link portrays poker as recreation. The speaker declares indifference to losing money and using the game to forget troubles, emphasizing fun over consequences.
The Institute of American Meat Packers reports American farm cattle hogs and sheep added about 1.64 billion to market value in the first half of 1934. Cattle up 1.394 billion, hogs 174 million, sheep 72 million. taxes on hog processing not included. Improved consumer buying power and higher demand for meat, with reduced livestock marketing, drove the rise.
Herman and Paul Schwab, named in the Butte Citizen, are cleared by the general strike committee. They have not participated in the Butte strike.
Mrs Hugh Anderson arrived Friday evening from Helena and was welcomed by family at the railway station. Local residents reported cheerful greetings and plans for a social visit over the weekend.
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