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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1904
Page
11
A Stockholm official is alleged to act as a spy for the Russian czar. The official's name remains undisclosed, and authorities have not announced concrete evidence or charges. The report notes diplomatic sensitivities and ongoing investigations.
The article reports that a leading Swedish customs official in Stockholm acted as a relentless Russian spy, earning at least 300 crowns monthly. It notes public anger if spies are uncovered, plus various international news items including opera singer Algot Linge’s death and other Nordic events.
Norway debates the origin of the Lion’s order with Sigurd Ibsen named as the originator by some while radicals oppose the honor. King Oscar’s announcement equates it with the Seraphim Order of Sweden, drawing mixed reactions. Ibsen remains diplomatic and avoids comment as tourist bureaus prepare prospectuses for the coming season.
Copenhagen dispatch notes Carl Jacobsen the wealthy brewer and art patron visits his two sons studying at Wahl Henlius Institute of Fermentology on South Water Street. He funded Italian art for the government gallery and helped Copenhagen’s park system and Cottage colonies.
Ty Paine a renowned New York homeopathic practitioner dies at an advanced age. The obituary notes his long career and influence in American medicine.
A large cannon is being cast at Reading Pennsylvania with a possible range of thirty miles. The item suggests the weapon could be fired globally and locally. A pharmacist offers Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets free sample at Riley's Drug Store. Regular size 50 cents per box.
Brookline spent 1 220 844 dollars to run the town and used 781 279 636 gallons of water in the last year. The total champagne consumption is not disclosed in the available text.
A pithy reflection on the mindset of perpetual poverty comparing a large sum to a smaller one and suggesting the value of money to someone never free from want. The line contrasts inflationary numbers with everyday scarcity, underscoring a stark, wry view of wealth and loss.
Advertisement notes TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT can cure piles with relief after use. Claims bottles priced 60 pts and tubes 75 ota, sold at Riley's Drug Store. Likely a patent medicine promotion common to periodicals.
The Atlanta Constitution explores whether a lawyer should shift into politics, framing the issue as a practical matter of professional practice and public service.
A $100 cash prize invites the public to name the forthcoming Daily Limited train to California. The service begins November 1, 1902, operated by Rock Island System and Southern Pacific via the El Paso Short Line. No entry fee is required. request circulars from Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
The remark notes that some doctors who link apple consumption to higher ethics ignore the story of Adam and Eve and its implications.
A historical note explains headaches arise from a clogged stomach due to over eating or abuse. It claims curing the stomach relieves the headache and mentions bilious attacks belching and bad taste. The ad invites mail order after receipt of price from Dalige Des Doane Od.
A company running the roller chair concession in St Louis seeks college athletes offering a chance to push young men into action.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway known as The St Paul Road led in electric train lighting in 1888. It pioneered traveler comforts and created the world famous Pioneer Limited cars noted for luxury and beauty. Thought is the most wonderful thing in the world. No man ever kicked a bulldog after stopping to think twice.
Mrs O Peterson of Topeka Kansas commends Ballid’s Horehound Syrup for cough and cold relief saying it speeds cures and tastes pleasant. Sold by Riley the Druggist for one dollar a bottle.
Patti sits with her husband in a stateroom counting two hundred dollars and tying bundles of bills as the ship sails onward.
Dr Bergin of Pana endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment as the best made for burns bruises and cuts. The ad notes rapid healing for farm accidents and urges keeping a bottle at home. Priced 25c 500 1.00 and sold by Riley the Druggist.
Travelers report unusually warm winter in Vladivostok has left the sea frozen only six miles from the harbor. Observers call the scene balmy and unusual for the season.
Henry Stearns of Shullensburg Wisconsin reports in a May 20 1601 letter that Ballard's Horehound Syrup quickly relieves hoarseness and coughing. He states customers return for more and praises its effectiveness. Available in 250 500 sizes for 1.00 dollars, sold by Riley the Druggist.
A Pittsburg Sunday school teacher testifies to a tale that a New Zealand whale swallowed a man and spat him out unharmed. The anecdote is presented as evidence against heterodox beliefs in the community.
An early 20th century health ad touts Herbine as a daily tonic to prevent disease and treat constipation biliousness dyspepsia fever skin liver and kidney issues. A Texas resident Mrs D W Smith from Whitney testifies it cures constipation and liver troubles and endorses the medicine. The ad notes a price of 600 a bottle and lists Riley the Druggist as seller.
A note predicts King Menelik’s bright future, mentioning bringing ivory tropical fruits and other items to the St Louis exposition and returning with popular curios such as the cakewalk rag time song opossum and per einimon.
A group of San Francisco business men paid 112 500 for a treatment claimed to cure Brights Disease and Diabetes. The effort began November 15, 1900, with 87 percent of three dozen cases improving and 13 percent failing. Published clinical reports and committee proceedings will be mailed free on request from John J. Fun toy Company, 420 Montgomery Street.
Fragmentary note mentions Motmon and Cubs with a free offer related to eczema sales. No clear event or date. details are unreadable.
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