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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
10
The article describes a new Monotype casting machine with a keyboard placed independently of the casting mechanism. It outlines automatic operation, transfer of perforated paper ribbons, quick mold changes, compact floor space, and suitability for office use alongside general type setting. Continuous operation allows one operator to run two machines.
The Monotype casting machine uses a compact copper matrix case to present any character to the mould. A Philadelphia expert, F. H. Richards, installed the device at the Tr. BME office and is training staff to operate it, promising rapid face changes and accurate type production without reading or spelling skills.
Chicago reports a citywide flare in violence after a union meeting with Mayor Dunne. Nonunion workers are attacked by strike supporters. a two thousand strong mob shatters a State Street cable car, injuring riders James Jackson and Meeses Flood, as police finally disperse the riot and reopen streets.
Glenwood Springs April 18. Secretary Loeb plans to reach the Roosevelt camp in the mountains by way of the expected courier. He will discuss important matters and sign commissions brought to headquarters since Saturday. Wild hunting rumors are dismissed as fake and unreliably sourced.
The state issues a redistricting order under the game and fish law effective May 1. Districts cover Flathead in district 1 and parts of Te ton, Chouteau, Cascade, Dawson, and Yellowstone counties in various districts, with full listings of Sanders to Madison in district 4, Jefferson to Fergus in district 6, and Gallatin to Carbon in district 7.
A jumble of brief items notes Panama beer at a nickel price, a Berlin professor’s hay fever serum claim, and surfers eyeing August. Shop ads praise Chamberlain's pills, HERBINE, TABLER'S PILE OINTMENT, BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT, and WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE with prices. Include political quips on Roosevelt and race, plus a lord's remark on battleships and peace.
An advertisement touts Dyspepsia Tablets from R. L. Riley with a money back guarantee for immediate relief. It claims 25 cent tins and also markets Acker's English Remedy for coughs and croup with refunds. The copy includes stock broker praise of Wall Street safety and a line about Oyama attributing success to his emperor.
An 1890s style advertisement touts Moki Tea as a permanent cure for sick headaches. It claims relief from constipation digestion and promotes appetite sleep and happiness with a money back guarantee for 50 cents.
An injury testimonial from Theodore Schuele of Columbus Ohio credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with quick healing after a deep foot wound. The ad touts its soothing burn treatment and lists 25 cents at R L Riley’s drug store. A note on a novel dedication to women with red hair is also included.
Mrs J B Cooke of Nederlands Texas praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints in children saying it has cured her family after trying other medicines. It is sold by R L Riley. The note ends with a tangled aside about an Earl and an actress suggesting deferment of congratulations.
Leading physician said W M Smithart of Perkin Indiana had incurable consumption but Dr King’s New Discovery kept him from death. He calls it a marvelous throat and lung cure used for over ten years. Strictly scientific coughs colds and pneumonia preventive. 50c and 1.00 bottles at R L Riley’s drug store, trial bottles free. Paris edict orders women to be thin by majority vote.
An ad touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe for children and effective against coughs, colds, and croup with no danger from whooping cough. It claims widespread epidemics success and lists R L Riley as the seller. A Parisian laments kissing fashion in France and an American girl is imported.
A business solicitation from C Aalker, a general agent for the Chicago & Northwestern Ry, urges readers to provide names of eastern friends or relatives considering spring or summer moves to the west. The item promises representatives will contact those named to discuss the cheapest travel options and rates for one way or round trip travel from eastern points to western destinations.
Disease and sickness bring age. Herbine taken each morning before breakfast keeps you robust and fights disease. It cures constipation biliousness dyspepsia fever skin liver and kidney complaints. Mrs D W Smith Texas April 3 1902 says it is the best medicine for constipation and liver troubles. 50 cents a bottle sold by R L Riley 1m
Nasal catarrh responds to Ely's Cream Balm, sold in 50 cent size with a trial 10 cent offer. A liquid Cream Balm version with spraying tube costs 75 cents, designed for nasal applications and sharing the same medicinal properties as the solid form.
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