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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
7
The text discusses enhancements to Euclid ideas and a figure titled the Pioneer of Ahalabad. It mentions interleg and a term kindermatten with references to the English army. It notes a notion of a circle and a night line that begins at a point and returns to it efficiently suggesting a geometric path.
A social reformer questions unfair wealth spread while Senator Sorghum replies that campaign gifts often yield no benefit, illustrating distrust in political spending as Washington notes the irony.
Mrs S H Newsom of Decatur Alabama credits Elestrio Bitters with ending three years of indigestion waterbrush stomach and bowel dyspepsia. She reports hearty eating and an 85 pound gain. Electric Bitters marketed as a guaranteed cure at 50 cents by City Drug Store.
The piece surveys the Knickerbocker circle led by Irving and its successors, tracing Fitz-Greene Halleck Drake Moore Verplanck Bryant and their contributions. It highlights Halleck’s elegy for Drake and Bryant’s rise from Massachusetts to New York as a central poet of nature and national themes with moral verse and enduring Puritan influence.
A historical sketch recalls the Tombstone feud around Torbatore eighteen years earlier, pitting Earp and Behan factions led by U S deputy marshals against Tobin and Behan. Sixteen killed, including Morgan Earp, with gun battles and a fatal shooting of Frank Stillwell in Tucson. Wyatt Earp's return followed.
German trader Herman Wolff in New Britain Solomon Islands reports the murder of his wife and infant daughter by cannibals. The attackers killed the wife with blows and decapitated the child placing the head on a pole before fleeing. Wolff found the bodies the next day and buried them with help from a visiting German.
In a study described in Country Life In America, researchers observe two captive lizards fighting fiercely when provoked. The excerpt notes the lizards snap at rivals and display bold, bulldog-like pugnacity, with interference preventing mortal outcomes.
A witty Baltimore American piece contrasts billiard terms with romance. The kiss follows the girl, then the man draws and banks, hinting at marriage as the final cue and a fear of being frozen. It notes other terms like scratch and break exist but space limits further puns.
An advertorial claim highlights symptoms of impure blood including headaches pains fever pimples and loss of appetite and asserts Rocker's Blood Elixir purifies the blood with a positive cure guarantee sold by Central Pharmacy.
Claiming catarrh is a constitutional disease, the ad extols Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. It touts physician endorsement, asserts no quackery, and offers testimonials. Sold by druggists for 76 cents with accompanying Hall's Family Pills.
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