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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
11
A mill hand with mental trouble is sent to an asylum. A fellow worker visits and asks about returning to work. The patient objects, saying he enjoys the asylum’s grand house and garden, doubting he would leave for the mill.
W H Ireland a Louisville traveling salesman recalls a severe 1888 stomach illness. He paid a hotel porter to buy Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and followed directions, sleeping then waking well at five in the morning to catch a train. City Drug Co. 1m
A comic dialogue from Stray Stories features a customer asking about a strike and a waiter replying, followed by a joke line about an uncooperative order. A pharmaceutical ad then touts Foley's Kidney Pills as a cure for waste poisons in the blood. An introducing act presents a clairvoyant memory performer.
An advertising brief for the corn remover Gets-It emphasizes rapid relief from painful corns. The copy suggests using the device at the first sign of discomfort to prevent worsening pain.
A Washington Star snippet quotes Farmer Corntessel on political mix ups and disagreement. The Louisville Courier-Journal vignette features a blackballed member suspecting hostility while noting family duties at home.
Advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets praising their pleasant taste mild effect and high regard from users. Sold by City Drug Co with a quarter price.
A grocer recalls pulling his boy from school after objections to a lesson on weight as 16 ounces make a pound. The Minneapolis Tribune frames the exchange as a sharp critique of schooling choices.
An ad-promotional note touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy to constipation, claiming it will regulate bowels, tone the stomach, purify and cleanse without fail. Signed by A. Potts. Im.
A brief dialogue clip quotes a man asking a woman if she could ever love him and her guarded reply to continue with the course of instruction in a playful Edinburgh Scotsman tone.
Sufferers from hay fever and asthma who can afford travel seek relief at health resorts. Victims staying home find Foley's Honey and Tar Compound eases inflammation soothes and heals raw bronchial tubes and aids breathing. Potts The Druggist.
A San Francisco Chronicle snip reports a bankrupt man once living on a $10,000 annual income, revealed his wife had fixed that income within three months after their marriage.
A London Answers quip questions if cows and bees go to heaven and jokes that without milk and honey up there heaven would be all tin.
Kidney trouble slows middle aged men and women and makes aging seem near when only the kidneys are at fault. Foley Kidney Pills assist Nature to restore a healthy condition and banish backache soreness lameness and stiffness puffiness around the eyes and other symptoms. Potts The Draggist.
Quotations from the Cleveland Leader and Buffalo Express reflect humor about a polite man who bumps an umbrella and a British military authority noting that married soldiers show more courage. The quips illustrate light gossip and social humor in early 20th century papers.
Prexey asks if love can be learned while the fair co-ed replies that studies already consume her time, reflecting a tense exchange captured by the Louisville Courier Journal.
Change of food and water causes indigestion with sick headaches billiousness bloating sour stomach gas and coated tongue. Foley Cathartic Tablets act without pain griping or nausea and should be in every travelers grip. Potts the Druggist.
A Yonkers Statesman quip recalls a prune keeper asking a boarder if they knew they were behind on dues. The boarder replies they thought they were ahead by a month, highlighting a humorous exchange over owed payment.
Mrs Amanda Flint of New Philadelphia Ohio recommends Foley's Honey and Tar noting it relieved her child's severe tickling cough and sleepless nights. The ad claims no opiates and suits any cold. Potts the Druggist endorses the product.
A neighbor remarks that the wife is an insiderable talker and fears she must hurry to get everything said. Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge Arkansas adds a rueful joke about the pace of speech, while a judge comments on the scene.
Hotel man F H Dear of Dupuyer Montana recounts using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy four years ago with wonderful results and says he has since recommended it to friends through City Drug Co.
A humorous Kansas City Journal snippet portrays a woman declining a jury duty with a bridge engagement. The judge subsides after her decisive reply.
An irritable disposition is linked to indigestion and constipation. A man with good digestion is usually good natured. When troubled with indigestion or constipation take Chamberlains Tablets. They strengthen the stomach and promote natural bowel movement. City Drug Co. 1m.
A brief note cites a performer's promise to answer any audience question while delivering a show and invites interaction from the gallery with a humorous London Punch tone. The item highlights a stage act featuring audience participation and a playful call for information about a house to let.
Hot weather increases housework drudgery for women and leads to strain on the kidneys. Overwork causes backache sore muscles stiff joints rheumatic pains and fatigue. Foley Kidney Pills claim to aid weak kidneys. Potts the Druggist.
Captain Adam Paezocha of a Lake Michigan tug credited a nap time dream for guiding him to a broken motor launch with two men adrift for four days. The men were exhausted, one had frozen feet and the other frostbitten hands, and the rescue spared likely death.
George Costigan and Joseph Budosletz Jones of Island were lost at sea when a sudden lake storm disabled their gasoline launch. They drifted until rescued by others, asking for cigarettes as their first request after four days without matches.
Dr. Joseph Clare, former pastor of the British American Church in Petrograd, describes his years in the city and its pivotal wartime role as a dramatic window into Russia’s part in the world war.
An experimental launch at Rockaway Beach involves an airplane released from a navy blimp at 3000 feet. A 100 foot cable attached to the dirigible grips the aircraft, then the pilot releases it instantly. The scene is illustrated in Popular Mechanics. A political jibe and a Jewish beggar joke follow as unrelated anecdotes.
Stockmen may secure range for one thousand cattle twenty miles from Albuquerque and two thousand cattle twenty five miles from Thoreau New Mexico. Year long grazing possible. For full information contact Clark M Carr Albuquerque New Mexico.
For sale an irrigated 120 acre ranch with a good crop this year. Payment terms: half cash, balance at 6 percent interest. Interested parties send to Lock Box 646 Dillon Montana. 291f.
Harness set offered by T. D. Moran of Dillon Montana for $30.00. The listing notes a complete set in good order with contact implied at Moran residence in Dillon.
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