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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
5
A mother endures sleepless night with a headache while caring for her six year old as the child asks about a polliwog death. The minister’s farewell sets a grave mood as Bobby vows to protect his mother, later praying for family while omitting the mother from his petitions.
A Louisville traveling salesman recounts a severe 1888 cholera morbus attack. He paid a hotel porter to buy Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, followed the double dose as directed, slept, and woke well enough to catch a train for his next destination. City Drug Co. 1m
A street scene shows a policeman restraining a man on the sidewalk as a bemused bystander questions danger. The officer explains the man is having a fit and cautions against drastic actions, prompting reflections on public response.
When the kidneys properly do their work they eliminate waste from the blood. Foley’s Kidney Pills help the kidneys remove the poison that causes aches and pains stiff joints sore muscles and a lame back. Potts, the Druggist.
An aged advertisement touts Gets-It as the safe guaranteed corn remover. Two drops relieve pain and allow peeling without cutting or bandages. Marketed by Widby EB Lawrence & Co Chicago with Dillon and Kupfer Drug Co endorsements.
A business college professor asserts strength in accuracy while questioning speed. The anecdote recalls a graduate who quickly married her employer within three weeks, illustrating rapid outcomes in the program.
A short advertisement praises Chamberlain's Tablets as easy to take mild in effect and highly valued by users. The City Drug Co offers them for a quarter.
Humor from Yonkers Statesman noting the joke about fishing as healthy exercise with digs at worm digging as the workout.
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for constipation. It claims the product will drive out constipation, regulate bowels, tone the stomach, and purify the body, urging a trial.
A brief Omaha News item summarizes a tale about a girl who sleeps continuously and cannot be awakened while a boy calls her a servant girl. The piece presents a curious literary discussion with minimal detail.
Sufferers from hay fever and asthma seek relief at health resorts if they can afford to travel. Victims forced to stay home find relief in Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It allays inflammation soothes and helps heal bronchial tubes and eases breathing. Potts, The Druggist. 1m.
A San Francisco Argonaut remark features two American Negro soldiers joking about a musical instrument. One claims to buy a eucaliptis, which the other mishears as a biblical reference. The exchange relies on a pun involving a phonetic misunderstanding of instrument vs biblical term.
An advertisement claims kidney trouble slows middle aged men and women and fears of aging stem from faulty kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills are touted to aid nature in restoring health and banish backache soreness lameness and stiffness puffy eyes and other symptoms.
Passengers overheard a returned soldier nicknamed Pink with reddish yellow hair in the front vestibule. He spoke with young friends about his distant experiences, including questions about going over the top and what he saw, while lingering admiringly with the crowd.
Adolphus confronts Percy about being insulted by Milly Smarte. He claims he asked to see Milly home and she agreed but implied he should not go farther. The exchange unfolds on a street corner in London as the two discuss the incident.
Change of food and water can cause indigestion that leads to headaches and sour stomach. Foley Cathartic Tablets act without pain or nausea and are sold by Potts the Druggist.
A quoted exchange from the Detroit Free Press reflects on legal practice and witnesses. The dialogue notes lawyers object when a man shows signs of telling the truth, suggesting skepticism toward oath taking and courtroom testimony.
Mrs Amanda Flint of New Philadelphia Ohio praises Foley's Honey and Tar for relieving her child’s tickling cough and nocturnal irritation. The ad notes it contains no opiates and is suitable for colds. Druggist Potts endorses the product.
A blond youth declares the engagement ended while a fickle brunette agrees. He asks for the ring to be returned and she suggests he visit to pick it out on a future night, reflecting a quarrel over the betrothal from Yonkers.
A Dupuyer Montana hotel man F H Dear recalls using Chamberlain s Colic and Diar rhoea Remedy four years ago with wonderful results and says he has since recommended it to friends through City Drug Co.
A humorous snippet from London Blighty depicts a guest asking for company while the family members are away. The butler explains the missus and daughters are in the sky learning to fly and the master is in a submarine on the Bonamental lake.
An irritable disposition is linked to indigestion, while good digestion yields a good nature. For indigestion or constipation, take Chamberlains Tablets to strengthen the stomach and promote gentle bowel movement. City Drug Co. imprint.
A courtroom joke contrasts a patient’s tooth extraction with the League of Nations in a humorous exchange. The judge presides as the dialogue notes the idea was good but the execution unpopular.
Hot weather intensifies housework drudgery especially for women causing overwork and worry. Kidney trouble leads to backache sore muscles stiff joints rheumatic pains and fatigue. Foley Kidney Pills aid Minneva Potts the local druggist.
A child explains he bought lemons because he feared eggs would break. He recalls his mother's instruction to bring eggs and sugar, but chose lemons to avoid breakage. The quip appears in a Chicago Tribune feature attributed to A. W. B.
The teacher asks Ikey whether the world is flat or round. Ikey replies in his own logic that neither fits and says his father claimed the world was crooked. The exchange satirizes rural schooling and clever child wit.
A Detroit News snippet shows an employer hiring after a candidate reveals rapid personal budgeting insight. The applicant explains he and his wife tracked household finances for 30 days and quickly identified debts to the grocer, impressing the interviewer and sealing the job.
A father admonishes his daughter after she repeats a story from the cook about ghosts. She asks if there is a Holy Ghost, revealing his embarrassment over not knowing catechism. The dialogue highlights childhood curiosity and parental correction.
Transactions list final receipt to Clarence Waugh for 320 acres in Rattlesnake Valley. Patents issued for 41.56 acres on Sage Creek to William T. George and 80 acres to Nicholas Birrer. 160 acres to Asa Kenison in Upper Blacktail. 160 acres to Robert H Nash and 160 acres to Henry O Smith in warranty deeds. Melrose area transfers include 240 acres to Patrick Henry Connor from William Dodgson and 160 acres from Sherman Dodgson to Connor. Kentucky Ave lot sold for 1500 dollars to Belle Henderson. Lima property traded Barney Hammond to Lawrence Wakefield. 20 acres in Big Hole Basin from Joseph Potts to Fred Hirschey.
A compilation of quitclaims and deeds shows transfers on North Pacific Street Sage Creek and South Dakota Street with modest sums. Mining claims at Utopia Mining District and water rights in Red Rock Lakes and Welborn Springs are recorded along with incorporation filings for Daly Spur Oil Shale Company. An advertising testimonial touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and a Druggist notice is included.
A brief read reads of relief from long illness as a wife describes recovery from stomach and liver trouble after trying new remedies. She credits steady effort and improved health to a regimen that eased symptoms and restored vitality.
A London train waited in a dim station as a nearsighted woman hurried along the aisle and accidentally sat beside a stranger she mistook for a familiar passenger. She apologized after the other woman exclaimed it was not her.
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