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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
6
An aspiring amateur artist seeks to impress a renowned painter by presenting a piece as if from a different school. When asked about the painting’s school the painter quips that it is from the boarding school, delivering a witty ambiguity about artistic origin.
Mrs H Newsom of Decatur Alabama writes she suffered three years from indigestion waterbrash stomach and bowel dyspepsia. She credits Electric Bitters with restoring her health and weight gain after use. The product is advertised as a guaranteed cure for indigestion loss of appetite liver and kidney troubles and is sold for 50 cents at City Drug Store.
A survey of Irving from his New York roots to literary fame in England and Europe. It details his early works including the History of New York and The Sketch Book, his role as a bridge between American and English letters, and his later monumental projects such as Life of Columbus and Life of Washington, ending with his Sunnyside retreat.
Blakely Wharton returns home to find his wife’s drawer contains letters proving she was married to another man. He confronts her, then learns the notes predate their marriage. After a tense exchange, she prepares to leave, and it takes hours before she grants him a marital kiss.
A witty observation from the Chicago Tribune notes that a man who checks his watch often recalls the exact time only when the watch is a fine piece. The insight highlights how attention to a timepiece affects memory of the moment.
The managing editor seeks a capable person to run the Query Box. The applicant claims to be the father of eleven children. The piece contrasts food intake with air, noting one can live forty days without food but four minutes without air.
In a dialogue from a historical page, Chapple asks how the donkey became a symbol of stupidity while Chel le speculates a deceased boy influenced a prior era. The exchange hints at cultural associations and generational views in a light, colloquial tone.
An advertisement from Central Pharmacy urges readers to try Acker's Blood Elixir claiming it cures blood diseases and improves appearance. It touts a positive guarantee and appeals to those who feel weak or see a pale complexion and pimples as signs of ill health.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts medical backing, describes a two ingredient combination, and offers testimonials with free information from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. The pills are touted as the best alongside the cure.
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