Doctor and patient bargain over priceless prippe
A humorous exchange where the doctor asks for the item in question and the patient replies to bring it in to assess its value, turning a medical visit into a quirky negotiation.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1926
Page
3
A humorous exchange where the doctor asks for the item in question and the patient replies to bring it in to assess its value, turning a medical visit into a quirky negotiation.
A Hudson New York man recounts severe sleepless nights and back pain and credits Foley Pills as a remedy. The advertisement claims Foley Pills have been used reliably for over 25 years and endorses them to others despite no guaranteed satisfaction. The piece notes a price of 28k for Foley Pills and cites pharmacist Potts as the advertiser.
Visitors ride in a gondola on the Sesqui lagoons to view the Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition in Philadelphia. The scene shows the mammoth Sesqui Stadium, the Coast Guard tower, and Japanese pagodas with the Grecian pavilion as a permanent site feature. The exposition runs through December.
In a candid exchange the centenarian credits perseverance for enduring life. The speaker emphasizes continued effort despite all obstacles, framing perseverance as the sole sustaining force and noting ongoing self-reflection.
A doctor questions Mrs McTavish about Mr McTavish's restless night and multiple requests for water. The exchange suggests persistent delirium as night unfolds.
An Anderson Indiana reader describes back pain and upcoming trouble from irregular secretions and says Foley Pills provide quick relief. The ad touts Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant guaranteed to give satisfaction with low cost and wide availability through Potte the Druggist.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' association offers a $250 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber. The notice emphasizes deterrence within the forest area and calls for reporting suspicious activity to authorities.
Notice from the U S Land Office in Great Falls Montana dated August 10 1926 announces that Montana state acting under federal law of February 28 1891 has applied for selections of lands described in the notice efforts to select parcels under the act.
A list of lands including townships 9S 10S and sections 2 14 24 26 27 35 appears posted for public inspection. Protests claiming mineral value over agricultural use will be noted for report to Washington. failure to protest may affirm non mineral character and favor approval. A. H. STRINGHAM Acting Register.
Notice of election proposes amending Article XII to add Section 19 authorizing annual taxes on agricultural land to fund hail insurance for crops. The measure requires county votes approving submission of lands and crops to state hail insurance laws at a regular or special election.
The 1926 act details consent for a new sui tax on land classifications to fund crop insurance. It outlines districting and rate variation by risk, possible state board levy, and constitutional amendment ballots. Official language provides voting options and statewide canvassing rules for the measure approved July 16, 1926.
Sidney Smith of Blaine Montana filed for final three year proof to establish claim on allotments in sections 1 2 and 6 township 6 west Montana meridian. Hearings set before U S Commissioner at Dillon on September 20 1926 with witnesses Albert Smith Guy Roode Charles Ta Vaughn George Murray.
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