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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1928
Page
7
A historical essay argues that taxes are paid by all through the cost of goods and rent. It claims landlords act as unofficial tax collectors, passing costs to tenants, and highlights how taxes affect a working family with modest earnings. It calls for public awareness and restrained government spending to reduce the tax burden.
New York report notes sports clothes for daytime use are brisk and boyish with straight lines while afternoon gowns feature longer silhouettes and draped details. Leila Hyams wears a heliotrope blouse and mulberry pleated skirt in an afternoon frock. Coats resemble old Italian tapestry for dressy day wraps. Zodiac scarfs show wearers’ birth signs.
A reflective line on loving children by praising not what they are but what we help them become through guidance and care. It emphasizes nurture, growth, and the shaping influence of a parent or caregiver in developing virtue and potential.
A historical advertisement touts Foley Pills as a diuretic to improve urinal flow and cleanse wastes for an active body and sound sleep. It claims wide use and urges purchase from George M. Gosman, successor to Potts the druggist.
A ten year old girl Mary explains to her mother how she spends Saturday mornings. She mentions minding the baby and helping wash dishes before reveals she plays chess with her brother though she cannot spell dominoes. Her cheerful misstep amuses and inspires.
Detailed guidance on soil enrichment, planting timing, spacing, pruning, fall manure, weed control, and irrigation. Includes insect and disease management with methods against mildew, Rose Chafer, Rose slug, Rose bug, Red Spider, Green Fly, and recommended remedies like sulphur dust, Whale-oil soap, Paris Green, and tobacco dust.
Denver readers learn how Fred H. Forrester left almost his entire 110000 fortune to his dog Shep and other Colorado dogs. Relatives’ objections were overruled, and the fund will be managed by the Colorado Bureau of Child and Animal Protection. Shep mourned his master for days after his death.
A historical excerpt outlines ten health commandments stressing clean neighborhoods, regular cleaning days, proper rubbish disposal, orderly properties, preventing flies, avoiding fire and air pollution, keeping windows open, seeking air and sunshine, providing clean homes for children, and protecting children’s health and happiness.
The item notes Pacub Sr. Coxey proposing a repeat of his 1894 unemployed march if the government does not adopt his scheme. It mentions public sentiment toward a man who sees both good and evil in everything and remains indifferent to all.
A South American physician reports that about two thirds of the population are not susceptible to typhoid. He aims to identify those who are and inoculate them in advance to confer immunity.
A 19th century moral reflection argues planting corn and expecting beans is less foolish than sowing selfishness and expecting happiness, urging practical virtue and contentment.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a quick remedy for teasing coughs that tire the elderly. It promises relief from tickling throat and nervous hacking with no chloroform or opiates, endorsed by Mrs. Jas A Fort Worth Texas and sold by George M Gosman successor to Potts the druggist.
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