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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
10
A seasonal verse shows Saint Nicholas hearing a maiden and soldier claim their stockings bittersweetly. He consoles them with hope of reunion next Christmas Eve, but the couple vanish as the year ends. The tale blends holiday magic with themes of loss and imagined endings.
An old receipt promotes a dandelion fluid extract and compound syrups as a cure for backache kidney trouble and urinary difficulties. It claims a New York authority endorses it, touts rapid kidney elimination effects, and notes local pharmacists cannot supply or mix the ingredients.
Richard F. Walton a colored man was hanged in Chicago for the September murder of Mrs Louise Grant. The report notes Wiley and DeWitt medicines sold locally and lists other items from Rome London and Tucson dispatches including a Vatican secret consistory and Yaqui raid details.
Washington reports the Central American peace conference nearly finished its work as delegates sign seven treaties including a pact to establish a permanent court. The reach of the talks centers on maintaining regional peace and legal mechanisms for dispute resolution.
The Comptroller of Currency report shows deposits in reporting banks grew from 7.24 billion in 1900 to 13.10 billion in the current year, a gain of over 5.86 billion or eighty percent. Also notes drug ads and a train robbery near Salakstu with a mail train carrying a large sum.
A grocer refunds customers who dislike Schilling's Best, ensuring satisfaction with coffee products and promising reimbursement when not approved by shoppers.
Nasal catarrh quickly yields to Ely's Cream Balm, applied through the nostrils and healing the surface. The 50 cent size is sold by druggists, with a liquid form called Sly's Liquid Cream Balm priced at 75 cents including the spraying tube.
In Chicago a court finalizes a suit against rail ticket scalpers following a Supreme Court ruling. In Lincoln a colored inmate is executed at the state penitentiary for murder. Other notices warn about piles remedies, a fatal kerosene accident in Idaho, and a Wisconsin sleeping car law deemed unconstitutional.
Beech Laxative Cough Syrup gains favor for coughs and croup with quick relief and a gentle laxative effect. It is sold by Riley the Druggist. In Washington the secretary sent a letter to Justice Delaney about a boy accused of theft who must enlist in the navy as a condition of dismissal. KO DOL digestive aid praised for stomach troubles and indigestion, guaranteed to relieve.
Mrs. Frederick Nathan, a New York suffrage leader, asserts 27,000 New York women support their husbands and that women can wage earn while caring for home. She argues men waste money on vice, leaving women to contribute financially, and that many women earn more due to superior minds.
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