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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
6
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe anti-acid for sour stomach and indigestion. It emphasizes medical endorsement, broad approval, and the Phillips name as a long‑standing trademark since 1875. The text urges use after heavy meals and positions the product as a trusted remedy.
A short reflection notes a boy’s growing awareness of table manners as he matures into a young man, suggesting a deeper value dawns with adulthood. The piece uses a folksy tone to link everyday etiquette with personal development.
Ohio State and Wisconsin plan to renew football relations this fall, first meeting since 1920 amid past disputes. Other notes include Charles Peterson introducing telegraphic billiards, Elon Hogsett’s spring curve ball prospects, and Emory University’s stance on amateur sports.
Sevens Sox players hail from Texas while Walter P F O’Connell coaches ten Cornell wrestling titles. Notables include Ralph Greenleaf invited to England, Eppa Jeptha Rixey the tallest NL pitcher at six five, St Louis Browns acquiring Joe Hassler, and Tat Stewart’s multiple perfect 300 games. Navy lacrosse poised for strength. Wally Schang traded to the Athletics with Rick Ferrell slated as first string catcher. Kansas’ Walter Smith named tennis coach as Polls Yankee recruit Terry Tamblyn named Colgate swimming captain. Yankees may carry five southpaws. Pennock Heimach Gachury Wells Vernon Gomex among prospects. James Jeffries fought ten bouts totaling 98 rounds to win heavyweight title. Murphy brothers Stretch Purdue and Charles Loyola cited as top Midwest basketball stars. Minnesota plans a ten-year intramural and intercollegiate program. Cubs use eight minor-league pitchers who won 184 and lost 91 last year.
Yale tests rugby elements in spring football practice to strengthen players. The program includes lateral passes and the diversion associated with the English game as part of overall skill development.
White haired czar of baseball rests on the links after 18 holes. His expression hints at trouble for unruly players as Landis contemplates the game.
German heavyweight champion Max Schmeling enjoys an early round near Berlin and has signed to face Jack Sharkey this summer.
The National Committee of Sports in France approves a general amateur definition: an amateur is one who participates for love of the sport without seeking money prizes or a living. Federations may refine this rule for their specific sports.
Haverford College will begin its first official golf team this year with five veterans returning from last season. The Merion Golf Club course will be used for practice and home matches, and a schedule with Swarthmore Delaware Temple Villanova Rutgers Osteopathy is in the works. Captain Kendall Read and the Edgar brothers Frazier and Sipple headline the returning lineup.
Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics dominated the training camp scene with the Yankees and led his world champions to St Petersburg for an exhibition against the Boston Braves before rain canceled the game. He visited Yankee headquarters and predicted the A's will repeat while the Yankees are to be feared. He noted league clubs have improved and highlighted Donie Bush and the Chicago White Sox as notable additions.
Mrs Pauline Thaut of Tacoma recounts a three year struggle with weakness and weight loss. After trying multiple medicines she took Dr Pierre’s Favorite Prescription and reports full recovery after six bottles. She references Cushman Street address and Dr Pierce’s Clinic Buffalo New York offering medical advice and a trial tablet package for 10 cents.
The First Humanist Society founded by Charles Francis Potter outlines aims including international amity, birth control legalization, education improvement, cultural expansion, free speech defense, promotion of arts and health, reform of criminal handling, abolition of religious subsidies, social welfare expansion, sex equality, child welfare, political reform, resource conservation, and temperance as an alternative to prohibition per the Washington Star.
Walter Stern of Universal City educates daughter Barbara in business concepts. He sends her for beef but she returns empty handed as the butcher sells an ox tall to another customer, prompting Walter to seek clarification.
The 1890 feminine styles were not universally pretty yet notable designs appeared. The era showed evolving silhouettes and accessorizing trends that reflected social shifts and taste.
A dieting claim promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss remedy. It urges daily half teaspoon doses in hot water for three weeks, promising fat reduction, increased energy, clearer skin, and a livelier mind. A money back guarantee accompanies the 85 cent bottle.
Walter Critchlow of Wheaton Illinois markets a Vapor Moisture Gas Saver and Carbon Eliminator for autos promising up to 66 miles per gallon on older Ford models and 40 miles per gallon on New Fords. He seeks county and state agency support to earn $200 to $750 monthly and offers to mail an introduction on request via W N U Billings No 16 1930.
In Holland bulb fields display miles of bloom each spring. The grower sends workers daily to cut off full blooms to strengthen bulbs for future flowering, while tourists are allowed to take flowers from the refuse piles beside each patch.
A woman recalls her husband’s broken bargain after he allegedly promised diamonds but provided only a pack of cards and a warning to help herself. The remark hints at a tense domestic dispute and possible mistrust in the marriage.
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