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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
3
Alden Telin visited from Blaine and others arrived from Grant Medicine Lodge Armstead Butte Alder Sheep Creek area for weekend and Thanksgiving. Nelson P T A meets Friday December 6 to discuss helping children succeed in school with Mrs Bidstrup and Mrs Carlson hosting. many local residents from Dillon and surrounding ranches appear in notes.
John R. Gordon of Danville Illinois found himself tired and unable to sleep due to urinary irregularities. He used Foley Pills diuretic and reports quick relief, better work, stronger energy, and uninterrupted sleep after a few doses. Advertises for sale by Geo. M. Gosman.
Mose Smyth recalls a tame coyote at Bannack that killed an entire hen house after keepers left the door open by night. I F Hunsaker shares a similar story of a pet coyote that killed all 15 hens and brood, later found dead from poisoned bait.
Daniel Webster expresses gratitude for having little of the spirit that lifts mortals to the skies while avoiding the opposite urge to drag angels down. He reflects on humility and faith as guiding forces in public life, dated January 26, 1830.
A quoted reflection contrasts forgiving with forgetting. It compares forgiveness to a canceled note torn and burned so it cannot be used against the person.
A Detroit physician scientist Dr William F Koch claims a cancer remedy, prompting congressional interest and calls for testimony. He reports promising results and experts praise the method as a major medical advance while acknowledging the need for formal investigation.
The Kiel canal opened in 1895. It spans 61 miles with a depth of 86 feet and a width of 72 feet. Construction costs were estimated at 240 million.
A Boston Transcript remark notes discomfort at women regrowing hair, contrasting with a man attempting to place a sock with a darn. The comment reflects gendered reactions to cosmetic changes and hair loss.
In a reflective reminiscence a centenarian recalls past times when homes stood eighty miles apart and cabbage dinners remained a private family affair rather than a communal event.
Historic Pohick Church near Mount Vernon was regarded as the pariah church with the most distinguished vestry in the colony. The claim reflects its unique social standing among early Virginia congregations and its ties to influential figures.
Democritus of Abdora, an ancient Greek thinker nicknamed the laughing philosopher, believed life was meant to be laughed at rather than solemnly endured. He argued joy and humor reveal truth about existence.
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