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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
4
The Tribune Publishing Co states it is not responsible for debts contracted by employees unless orders signed by a manager are provided.
The navy grants a court of inquiry to review Sampson and Schley actions at Santiago. Admiral Dewey and other officers serve on the panel. New testimony from G E Graham supports Schley, criticizing Sampson for weakening the line. Cervera praises Schley as chivalrous and brave. The piece notes street-beggar work programs and stalled high school bond sales amid local unrest and strikes in San Francisco.
A St Louis rail agent balks at passes for two boys, since the fare would be eight dollars, unless livestock accompanies shipments. The woman defends the plan by claiming a pig she bought for that purpose, prompting the agent to finally buy the pig for two fifty as a solution.
Practical tips for the home include hanging brooms in the cellar to keep them pliant and wicks trimmed to the lamp’s oil well. Do not sleep in a bed until two hours after waking, air and beat it, open windows for fresh air, and use sand in vases for stability.
The Fifth Avenue hotel in New York housed the world’s first passenger elevator. A screw-driven lift moved by a large threaded screw, it was a crude but historic sight. Modern private homes now use nearly automatic, button-press elevators, highlighting progress since those early days.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt argues Sharp succeeded as a lawyer despite advantages. It claims he benefited from wealth and easy access to education, contrasting with others who faced hardship and long commutes and drudge work to earn opportunities.
In a Brooklyn shop a customer asks for zinc for his sister but cannot specify purpose. The clerk quizzes him about oxide of zinc and facial use, while the customer evades details leaving the exact product unidentified.
An ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages by a constitutional internal treatment. It asserts the remedy strengthens the body and offers one hundred dollars for any failure to cure. Includes address for F J Cheney & Co and notes Hall's Pills.
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