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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1889
Page
7
A reader recalls the toll of poor manners from husbands toward wives. The piece laments disrespect at dinner and daily care, urging kinder words and shared courtesy toward the woman who bears family burdens. It cites domestic strain and contrasts polite behavior at others' homes with neglect at home.
A sentimental tribute to grandmothers praising kindness patience and family care followed by endorsements from Hon Jas D Griffin praising Chamberlain’s Remedies and Saint Vicent’s Blood purifiers with notes on winter health and blood cleansing.
The annual meetings and school elections in Beaverhead County list multiple districts within Dillon area. Notices describe trustees elected for terms from one to three years, and votes on completing school buildings with estimated costs. dates center on Saturday April 6 during 1 to 6 pm or 2 to 7 pm windows, with clerks and district officials named.
A Payette County man James Rothermel bears a crescent birth mark on the back of his head that reportedly changes with the moon. The mark swells and the neck flesh thickens as the moon moves through its phases, then recedes to nothing as the month ends, a phenomenon villagers say has persisted for 28 years. The report comes via a Pittsburg Post correspondent cited in Philadelphia American and Western Latin dispatches.
The passage extols Syrup of Figs as a highly desirable laxative for modern material progress. It claims the remedy is pleasing to the taste and eye, easy to take, acceptable to the stomach, and healthy in nature and effect. It emphasizes the product as the one perfect laxative and most gentle diuretic known.
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