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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1922

Page

11

Fol ey Medicine Ad And Clergyman Joke

An old advertisement offers Fol ey s Honey and Tar Compound and Foley pills and cathartic tablets with a mail-in trial package. A wedding joke follows where a bridegroom negotiates a minister s fee and settles for five dollars.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill Foley

Golfing row over spade and club remark

An experienced golfer chastises a novice for digging around the ball during play. The novice retorts that they are playing golf, not whist. The golfer notes the breach, saying the novice has played a spade where a club was due.

Royal Magrazine

The Foley’s Honey and Tar Remedy Ad

Mrs M J Smith of Benton Louisiana touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for the prevalent influenza grip coughs and colds. The advertisement urges households to keep this grand remedy at hand during the illness season.

Foley Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health for Adults

Middle aged men and women with kidney trouble or bladder weakness are urged to try Foley Kidney Pills. The ad quotes Mrs. A. Lechner of Clifton New York saying the pills are very good.

A. Lechner Main Ave Clifton, N. Y

Bee Hive Picture Theatre Named and Its Sting

Perkins asks why the Bee Hive theatre bears that name and a friend recalls never seeing its pictures. The Judge quips that after watching, viewers feel as though they have been stung.

Perkins Picture Theatre Beehive

We Had The Grip Druggist Ad Promotes Honey and Tar

David Thompson of 135 Morris St Scranton writes that Foley's Honey and Tar relieved his grip. Druggists report higher sales of Foley’s Honey and Tar than other cough medicines and note children prefer it for quick relief of colds coughs and croup.

David Thompson Morris St Scranton Poley Foley

She Has Him in Dark Hallway Whisper

A dramatic line from Argonaut recalls an elder sister peering over a balustrade and asking about landing a man. The reply from the young man confirms the success amid a hushed, sepulchral moment.

Bessie Argonaut

Mrs Millie R Johnson Credits Foley Kidney Pills

A Cache Illinois woman describes two years of kidney and bladder trouble and sore joints, saying Foley Kidney Pills relieved her symptoms and put her in good shape. The ad promotes kidney strength and bladder health.

Millie R. Johnson Cache Ill Foley

Reward Offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers

The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.

Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's Association

Elderly artist pines for Shakespearean fashion revival

An elderly artist laments modern women’s dress and urges reviving masculine Shakespearean styles. He highlights silk knee breeches, silken coats, frilly stacks, lacy cuffs, white silk stockings, and stiff collars as elegant alternatives to present attire, suggesting such revivals would settle the short skirt debate.

Paderewski the Giant of Practice and Endurance

Harold Bauer in Etude hails Paderewski as a giant of discipline. The pianist reportedly trained many hours daily sometimes until three or four in the morning. His extreme endurance, physical strength, and heavy chair helped him gain a broad tone color and a leading role among Poland's figures at the peace conference.

Paderewski Jini Erard’s Poland Harold Bauer

Petroleum Stat Report Shows December 1921 Production Exceeds Use

API analysis indicates December 1921 domestic production and imports surpassed consumption, with exports at 14 087 580 barrels for the month and an annual rate of 165 869 505 barrels. December 1920 showed a 7 113 051 barrel excess. November 1921 a 9 801 96S barrel excess. Exports were 5 701 007 in December 1921, 5 657 466 in November, and 7 922 608 in December 1920.

American Petroleum Institute

First Cape Breton rock salt deposit found near Whycocomagh

A rock salt deposit was discovered near Whycocomagh in Victorian county with a salt vein reaching 120 feet deep. Several salt-rich springs were found and a Cape Breton company has been incorporated to develop salt production in the district.

Cape Breton Whycocomagh Victorian

Immense Fur Demand Drives Canada Russia Shipments

Immense demand for furs boosts winter sale preparations as a Montreal company receives several hundred thousand pelts including polar bear, grizzly, fox, beaver and mink. Shipments arrive from across Canada, Russia, Labrador, the United States and Patagonia.

Montreal Canada Russia Labrador United ,States Patagonia

Profitable Deal in Foxes on Aleutian Islands

The Bureau of Hygienic Survey notes inbreeding risks among blue foxes on Aleutian islands and supports introducing new blood from Pribilof for restoration. Eight blue foxes were shipped aboard Bear to St George Island and allocated to Lavigne, Unalaska Native Brotherhood, and Bolshanin for lease on Avatanak Kavalen islands. Each fox sold for 88.12 dollars with total eight foxes earning 6 480 dollars, minus 85 dollars to Pribilof Islands natives, netting 66 496 dollars to the U S fisheries treasury.

Bureau of Higlogien Survey Aleutian Islands Aleutians Bureau of Fisheries Coast Guard Bear St. George Island L. A Una-laska St. Louis Treasury of the United States—fisheries. Service Bulletin

Dell Auction Sale Surpasses Snow Storm Hurdle

R. I. B. Elliott of Dell visited town Monday. His sale held last Saturday in Dell, run by C. A. Smith, drew excellent prices despite a heavy snow storm. A dance in the evening honored attendees and others and was enjoyed by all.

R. IB. Elliott Dell C. A. Smith

Ellen Davis announces bid for Congress in Pennsylvania

Ellen Duane Davis, great granddaughter of Benjamin Franklin, announces her candidacy for the Democratic nomination to Congress from Pennsylvania. The announcement positions Davis as a fresh entrant in the race seeking the second district nomination.

Ellen Duane Davis Benjamin Franklin Pennsylvania Disin San Srn Tea

May baskets from odds and ends inspire thoughtful play

Martina Gardner Owen recalls how Fred learns to use round-pointed scissors only with Mother guidance. She helps him make May baskets from raisin, cereal, and cookie boxes, pink paper, and fringe. He contemplates giving them to playmates on May Day, while developing fine motor skills and a habit of taking thought for others.

Fred Mother Son

Doctor Announces Office Move to Metlen Block

Dr Best announces his practice is relocated to the Metlen block above Olmsted Stevenson's 61f. This move places the physician in central business area, advising patients to note the new address for appointments and inquiries.

How Soldier Dispersed Attacks

A soldier describes relief from two years of stomach trouble after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He states government physicians pronounced him in perfect health while serving in the artillery. The ad claims the remedy clears catarrhal mucus and inflamed areas causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose convinces with money back. Potts The Druggist and Druggists everywhere.

Mayr Potts

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