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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
5
An ad notes that phosphorous deficiency causes extreme thinness and claims Bitro-Phosphate tablets restore nerve tension, vigor, and overall health. It cautions users who wish to avoid weight gain to limit fatty foods and compares favorably with Euro-Phosphate for nervous debility.
The World reports the Johnson amendment to the peace treaty was defeated in the Senate by 40 votes to 38. Other items note Poindexter’s presidential bid, rail rate pressures, and labor unrest across states.
A 200-year claim promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil as a gentle remedy for kidney liver bladder and stomach trouble and urinary disorders. It urges three to four capsules daily and notes refunds if unsatisfied, urging readers to buy the original Imported GOLD MEDAL with sealed packages at drug stores.
The copy urges quick relief from rheumatic and external aches with no mess and reliable results. It touts large yearly sales and economy from big bottle availability, urging readers to ask their druggist for Sloan's Liniment priced 35¢ 70¢ and 1.40.
Bargain 480 acre stock and farm near Creston Washington in Lincoln County by the Columbia River. 50 acres cultivated 100 tilable 40 acres timber with 500000 feet. Good pasture sandy loam soil two springs irrigation and creek. Mortgage 1500 at 6 percent. Quick sale price 5500 with easy terms on balance. Also notices of Liberty bonds, real estate exchanges and other classifieds follow.
Parliament defeated the alien bill by 72 votes, signaling a strong government setback. In other reports, Victor Berger of Milwaukee faces possible ousting as a traitor, New York adopts daylight saving, and labor talks plan to coordinate with farmers and Canadian unions.
Mr Harris notes considerable winter wheat acreage seeded on the Highwood beachlands before the present storm period. He expects a large spring seeding and says moisture may push farmers to plant the spring crop despite earlier dryness. French road builders tout a durable highway from iron shavings cement and sand. An Omaha woman invents a curved toothbrush for inside and outside cleaning. Luminous letters create a new exit sign visible in the dark.
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