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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
9
A survey of sleep across species from dogs and foxes to birds bats and insects. The piece explains how animals perch sleep hang or nest, how ants stockpile rest, trees and plants shifting between day and night rest, and how winter dormancy affects reptiles amphibians and insects, pondering life and death in repose.
General Francis Vinton Greene has been appointed head of the New York City Police Department. He is a descendant of General Nathanael Greene and traces his ancestry to the Mayflower era.
Brown scolds Dumley for a gloomy mood after Dumley loses a five shilling bet. Dumley explains an earlier rheumatism attack and a young doctor named Tipsalve bet he could cure it before night and won the wager.
A collection of old quotations and medical ads from Central Pharmacy detailing opinions on editors and politics, plus products like Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Herbine White's Dream Vermifuge Snow Liniment Horehound Syrup and Buckeye Pile Ointment with prices and claims.
After harvest and the autumn toil, farmers and families face health strains. Paine's Celery Compound is advertised as restoring strength, toning the stomach, purifying blood, feeding weak nerves, and banishing rheumatic pain to withstand winter.
The Isle of Man hosts tailless cats that puzzle naturalists. Two evolution theories arise one posits tail atrophy from disuse in a limited habitat. the other claims humans cut tails and a tailless line emerged. Regardless, the cats exist without tails.
A Newark News quip notes a visitor startled by a loud crash, explained as “somebody's relatives breaking his will.” The remark highlights the noisy, bustling reality of American life near factories and trolleys.
The Rio Grande Western line markets the Canon of the Grand as a premier winter and summer scenic attraction. Quotes Cy Warman praising the landscape while noting tickets and rates available through G W Fitzamaxp, general agent in Butte Montana.
Advertises easy work for women or girls with spare time promising fast earnings. Offers cloth with full directions prepaid by mail upon sending 25 cents or a money order to Brilliantina Co, Roxbury, Massachusetts.
A group of San Francisco business men paid $112,500 in coin and stock for a cure claimed for Bright's Disease and Diabetes. Investigation began November 15, 1900, with 87 percent of about 36 treated cases improving. Details include committee notes and clinical reports mailed free on request from Joan J. Furros Company, 420 Montgomery Street.
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