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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1901
Page
8
An old maxim is cited to claim economy lies in using Ivory Soap for daily removal of bodily excretions through the skin. The ad emphasizes pure soap to keep pores open and health intact, noting Ivory Soap as 99.3 percent pure from the Cincinnati Gamble Co.
Madison county rancher John Halligan spent Sunday night in the county jail on charges linked to cattle theft. Stock Inspector Nick Staudaher and Robert Roberts found calf parts, a Shineberg brand hide, and a wattle near Halligan's ranch, leading to his arrest and bail set at 500. Earlier incidents include a prior jail term and a lumber theft case.
A vaudeville review lists songs and performers including Moses, Williams & Walker, Eddie Foy, Nick Brown, Ford & Gehrne, and Mex Witt. It praises The Constitution Follows the Flag, I'm Tired, Hypnotizing Sife, Mazie My Dusky Daisy, The Belle of Granada, When Zacharias Leads the Band, and Don't Wear Your Heart on Your Sleeve. For sale at the Tripunit Stone.
Court Clerk French, keeper of the bullet that killed the late Sheriff Sommers, is asked to exhibit the deadly piece. The round smooth slug passed through the body without a dent or mark, remaining unchanged since it was cast.
The article explains that all waters contain dissolved minerals with rainwater as the soft water standard. It defines soft water as containing under 0.0002 of mineral weight and hard water as over 0.0004. It notes soap lather ease for soft water and harder lather for hard water, with mineral waters and medicinal waters defined by dissolved solids or drugs.
A concise history notes apples as a recent addition to global economy and flavor. It recalls earlier varieties, the sour crab apple era, and the wild ancestor connection to the wild rose, hinting at deep roots and long lineage. The passage ends with a playful note on long hair and genius.
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