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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1923
Page
11
The Perkins bedroom scene at 10 p.m. features Mrs. Perkins waking John with a cautious exchange about a letter to his mother. A humorous miscommunication unfolds as John seeks his pants and a collar before slipping out for air.
A humorous exchange shows a husband claiming to have cured their son by lighting Christmas cigars on the dresser. The wife questions the method, and the husband hints at the prank as the cure.
A fragile家庭 themed verse recounts a mischievous boy with a young mother present and a risky lamp or gas meter prank. The narrator recalls slipping a quarter to the child during a parlor lights out, prompting a descent to the gas meter.
Martina Gardiner Owen discusses Froebel and early education noting the family as the first school, as published weekly by the National Kindergarten Association based in New York.
An article urges mothers to apply kindergarten methods at home to guide early childhood while awaiting formal programs. It contrasts chaotic days with a nurtured, purposeful play that develops imagination and character, giving a practical rainy day example and ends by promoting Government Printing Office bulletin No. 39 from 1919.
Mrs. J questions a man about helping to clean and beat rugs. He replies that he did not work at such tasks and that this was not one of his assigned intervals. He clarifies his role was different from household chores.
The Marietta Times notes the wedding was held outdoors and the bride, in thin clothing, shivered from the cold as the ceremony took place.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a speaker recalling an unsafe threat about marriage and burial. The text is inconsistent and suggests a haunted or unstable confession with unsettling lines about a first wife and haunting.
A ancient verse warns who seeks wine for pleasure or depth. It describes wine’s allure turning to danger with red color in the cup and eventual bite like a serpent and sting of a viper.
The submarine cable between England and the Netherlands enables direct communication between main cities. Two circuits are active with plans to add a third using a US originated device to create a phantom circuit.
A string of wells will be sunk this season on the Flatwillow structure near Shelby in Montana. The note appears in a Broadway Potter themed item with a humorous line about dreaming of shredded wheat and waking to half the mattress gone.
Suffered forty years with stomach trouble and chronic constipation writes J. H. Moore Logansport Ind Tried Foley Cathartic Tablets and got relief Insist upon Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and digestive disorders Potts the druggist Adv 5-8
Representative Swift proposes a new oil tax to raise revenue in Montana. The plan would levy 3 percent on gross crude oil proceeds with a graduated rate above 40 percent specific gravity, potentially adding about 1.20 dollars per barrel for Crude tests near 52 percent. The governor sent a special message to the house as Swift introduced the bill, and the Weona refining plant near Winnett will be expanded soon.
A reward of $50 is offered for the apprehension of thieves operating in Frying Pan basin who burglarize houses steal tents harrow carts field glasses harness saddles jog chains and many other items. The suspects are alleged burglars and thieves identified by Jas. Kirkpatrick.
Cyrena Van Gordon once promised opera stardom by Campanini as a child in Camden Ohio. She to this day loves cooking veal and ham in a Grandmother taught recipe before baking into a rich biscuit crust. Oil land pool forms 7000 acres in Coombs Flat country with first deep test well planned for spring.
Montana farmers are advised to prepare equipment for a large corn harvest this season. Extension agents urge farmers to tow necessary machinery and optimize fields to handle expected yields and weather conditions.
Phil McGovern of 528 N. Pacific Dillon reports severe backache from kidney disorder. He says Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved the pain after the first box and cured the trouble after three boxes. Sold for 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
Mrs J A Rodgers of Reidsville North Carolina writes she cannot lie on her right side due to breath loss and coughing fits. She reports Foley's Honey and Tar gives relief for bronchitis and wheezing. Potts the druggist advertises it for coughs colds and croup. Aladdin Lamp supplies at Forsgren's Grocery.
Western Hide and Fur Co at 4312 Camden Avenue Omaha Nebraska advertises buying any skin type including raccoon mink rats beaver marten fisher and fox. It promises prompt cash and prepaid return if remittance fails, handling horse hides cattle hides and tallow.
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