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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
2
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An affectionate portrait of John, a plain unheroic man who wired a bare room, kept a barber shop, mended houses, and aided neighbors. He showed keen insight, kindness, and willingness to help without expectation, leaving a crowd at his funeral and a lasting village memory. He never joined a church, though ministers and villagers honored his deeds.
Pepe Head Wilson notes fleas can irritate and poison some people while dogs and cats suffer frequent infestations. The piece explains how fleas spread disease such as plague, outlines the life cycle from eggs to adult, and recommends flea control methods including washing animals, creolin caution, and naphthalene treatment to fumigate rooms.
The piece surveys whether alcohol harms longevity amid prohibition discourse. It cites conflicting scientific views, business caution, and insurer data showing higher death rates among drinkers than abstainers, concluding with a Dooley proverb about uncertainty. It emphasizes practical, economic, and health arguments rather than definitive answers.
Rodney Bathurst Birch son of Reginald Birch of 118 East Eighteenth Street New York must stand trial on an indictment by his wife for abandonment. She tried to have the charges dismissed but failed.
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