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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
10
A New York daily article outlines a home remedy for backache and kidney issues. The mixture combines Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla in equal parts, shaken and taken after meals and at night. A local druggist warns ingredients are harmless and inexpensive and may help cleanse kidney structures.
The article highlights Christmas gift ideas crafted from willow and leather suited for libraries dens or halls. Items include a clock and umbrella stand in green red or brown, initial monograms, a cigar protector for auto and street use, a brass and wood steering wheel clock for yachts, a wall mounted brush rack with long hooks, a stirrup styled broom holder, a leather handled whisk broom, and a brass stirrup shaped watch hanger.
A San Francisco style wire service item notes the United States Supreme Court forbids ticket scalping. The item also lists various unrelated notices and ads from Riley the Druggist in Washington and other cities, including medicine promotions and court actions.
In Guthrie on December 7 a bill establishing separate coaches and waiting rooms for whites and blacks passed the Oklahoma House by 95 votes to 10 with four absent. The measure is titled Jim Crow and seeks racial segregation in public transit facilities.
Guiseppe Quattrocchi and his wife strangled landlord Anthony Bianchi and his wife and their nursing baby in a rent dispute. Neighbors mobbed the couple and threw them before an electric car, grinding them to pieces in a frenzied display.
A grocer offers a refund if customers dislike Schilling's Best coffee. The ad explains that three quarters of coffee is untouchable and the top quarter is graded into five levels, with the store promising to return money if the product does not meet buyer satisfaction.
Mary Josephine Crane, daughter of Charles R. Crane, plans to pursue farming in Chicago after completing a three year agriculture program at the University of Wisconsin. Aged 20, she has been deaf and dumb since birth and has drawn praise from faculty and students for her academic performance.
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