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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
12
Miss Marie Hirst of Philadelphia departed the Order of the Sacred Heart on papal dispensation to marry Webb Levering, a Baltimore social figure. She had spent 18 years in the religious order after entering during her debut preparations.
Sir Edward Seymour wins House of Lords privilege committee approval as heir to the Somerset dukedom. His title rests on the 138 year old question of the marriage of Col. Francis Seymour to Leonora Hudson, a sailor's widow, and its legality.
Miss Rose Vickers of the census bureau holds a 652 page booklet from the 1791 census amid 11 volumes totaling 12 099 pages that document the 1920 census.
A 1925 Western Newspaper piece explains how tuberculosis infection enters via breaks in mucous membranes and through decayed teeth. It notes neck lymph glands as early signs, describes how root abscesses spread germs, and stresses clean teeth and prompt dental care to prevent lifelong disease.
Hay fever is not life threatening but causes sneezing congestion and irritation. It stems from pollen and irritants in the air and can occur year round, not only during haying. Individual sensitivity, nasal obstruction, and mucous membrane reactivity determine who is affected.
Milwaukee and Horace residents report severe illness and limited mobility. Testimonials praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength, weight, and ability to work, with witnesses noting weight gain and resumed household duties.
A broad claim centers on the Leopard stone or leopardite found on the Phifer property in Davie county. The granite with black spots could become a commercial material if Harrison farm quarrying shows value, possibly spurring Leopardite quarrying in Charlotte for construction use.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder ailments without realizing the link to other organ disease. Back pain, headaches, fatigue, and nervousness can signal kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy available at drug stores, with an offer for a sample bottle by mail.
A Double Tree on J. R. Walkup’s Fairfax farm bears both nuts and berries. About thirty inches from the ground the trunk divides and branches on one side yield walnuts while the opposite side bears mulberries, as reported by the New York World.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness roughness or itching with a hot water bath using Cuticura Soap. It advises drying gently and dusting with Cuticura Talcum for a pleasant fragrance, priced 25 cents each.
The article describes jasmine scented tea in Peking where flowers are heated with tea leaves to impart fragrance. White jasmine is preferred and large jasmine fields are being planted to meet demand. It notes emotional effects like love and seasickness but says they cannot be described.
Clarence H. Wilson of San Bernardino describes months of illness with a walnut sized spine lump and a lingering sore. He credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with rapid relief after first bottles and eventual full recovery. Available from all dealers in liquid or tablets.
A French engineer perfects a gas turbine engine said to fuse explosive gas motor and steam turbine advantages. Reports claim it ran smoothly at 1,500 rpm in tests before officers of the French air service, with observers described as satisfied.
The war has doubled the prices of cotton and linen. A laundry tip suggests using Red Cross Ball Blue to lengthen their service. This advertisement notes All Groters as a supplier.
The census shows women entering diverse trades once dominated by men. Among listed roles are 150 undertakers 738 race track bookmakers 23 chimney sweeps and 60 barge workers with others in plumbing riveting and gunsmithing.
A village in Salasdasburg Pennsylvania reports a population of 200 with 170 residents aged eighty years or more. The town highlights extreme aging and a stable small community.
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