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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1897
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune discusses a northern rush to Klondike as spring approaches, bimetallism debates, and currency concerns. It cites Woyler on Cuba, tariff discussions, flour adulteration, and tributes to Morrison Waite, plus notes on typographic legibility and Native attire.
An assortment of wry observations on politics and public life. Notes on ex-Empress Eugenie at 71, ongoing windmill activity in Washington, Hobart predicting a busy Congress, and the prevalence of college graduates among presidents. The piece mixes anecdotes from Rufus Choate to John Adams about New York politics and public service.
The passage promotes Electric Bitters as the best medicine for restoring tired nerves and vigor. It claims a vegetable formula that tones nerve centers in the stomach, stimulates the liver and kidneys, aids digestion, improves appetite, and purifies blood. Sold for 5No. or $1 per bottle at Phil Anderegg's drug store in Dillon.
The Francis Jones company presents the costumed comedy In Old Madrid with renewed life after a successful Madison Square theater run. Over 1500 dollars were spent on costumes plus scenery and props as a fine company led by Francis Jones and Billy Marble stages the charm factory next Monday evening December 18.
An early 20th century advertisement promises constipation relief with Cascarets candy Uathartic. The copy notes a 10 cent price and a doctor or druggist refund claim, targeting readers seeking permanent relief.
A Tribune Publishing Company note warns that several small accounts have been neglected and may be advertised for sale to the highest bidder if the petty bills remain unsettled by January 1. The motive is to curb ongoing imposition.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as internal medicine that purifies blood and affects mucous surfaces. It claims the remedy is nonquack and was prescribed by top physicians, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists in Toledo, Ohio, at a stated price. Hall's Family Pills are marketed as the best companion.
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