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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
12
The magazine features two luxury midwinter wraps as the season’s peak. A dark mink fur coat with a wide cape collar and plush cuffs highlights warmth and opulence, while a beige duvetyn mantle showcases silk embroidery and kolinsky fur panels. Both exemplify extreme style and costly materials.
A Dillon page listing short items: Scot Destroyer at Tattersall’s, visits by Mrs Enoch Young, Glen Decker, William Lacey, Miss Lela Bird, Mrs J H Stevens, Mrs H L McCaleb, Mrs Bond, and Mrs Hugh Strange. Local ads tout Tanlac and Tattersall’s goods. Eye specialist Dr Scarborough will be at Andrus hotel February 22. Other notes include Sewing machine needles, Dell visitor Smith McKnight, and Wyoming trip for Mrs Carter.
The Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho advertises Lemhi Creamery butter priced competitively and churned three times weekly from pure Jersey cream, shipped to Dillon stores thrice weekly. If stock is unavailable, customers may mail for prompt supply, ensuring fresh churned butter for every family.
The article explains two theories for Virginia’s nickname Old Dominion. The first links Old Virginia to Captain John Smith’s 1629 map contrasting with New England and notes long-standing usage from colonial times. The second credits Charles II for the title after Virginia refused Cromwell and remained loyal to the crown, with Virginia’s arms quartered with England, Scotland, and Ireland as a symbol of independence.
A U S Geological Survey study of Arctic fossil floras shows ancient vegetation was abundant and frostless, unlike today’s sparse plants. Coal beds near Cape Tisburne yield fossils and are the region’s main commercially valuable resource, with limited onshore loading.
J. A. Priestly, president of the London conference of the Institute of Clearing Superintendents, says Britain’s yearly domestic refuse of about 10 million tons could yield 8 million tons of fuel without reducing 3 to 4 million tons of fertilizer. The fuel content equals roughly one tenth of annual domestic coal use, and its full adoption would offer large national savings despite low calorific value. He adds the method is no longer experimental and could be universally applied except where vested interests block it.
John A Drake of New York reports that Pope Benedict XV awarded his wife the apostolic blessing for her work as head of the American Free Milk and Relief for Italy Inc. She wears the numerous medals given to her in Italy.
Advertisement for a cut out slip to receive a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Include name and address and mail to Foley & Co Chicago Illinois. Sold everywhere.
A Chicago News item recounts Harry at his first day of school. He confesses poor spelling arithmetic and geography skills but gains solace from peers praising his unusually large feet as a surprising asset.
Two commuters discuss using salt to kill slugs. They joke that the slugs, already salty, pull up radishes and dip them in salt to eat them, revealing a humorous twist on garden pests and plans.
A 1917 Superior Wisconsin reader testimonial praises Foley Honey and Tar as the preferred cough medicine for her children and grandchild. The ad claims Foley's as pure wholesome and absolutely safe and notes it is sold everywhere.
The tale recalls Edgar Saltus dining when a couple, said to be Lord Laceland and his American wife, entered. Saltus’s friend teases him about their engagement and a jest about a fiver begged in the lounge, noting they had been married over a year.
A short aphorism noting that excessive nerve without brains leads to temperamental behavior. The remark contrasts nerve with intellect in a wry judgment about character.
A testimonial from I He McGill of Bridgeport Connecticut endorses Foley Kidney Pills for lumbago and relief from backache rheumatic pains and stiffness. Advertisement claims the pills banish pains and are sold everywhere.
A Boston Transcript quip recalls a mother asking if her son knows how many seconds are in a minute and whether she means a real minute or a “great big witht a minutes” stretch. The playful line contrasts precise time with parental whimsy.
Customer from Adrian Michigan reports a three year cough relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The product is advertised as effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is described as liked by children. Sold everywhere.
Dialogue from Idaho Yarn shows a doctor asking about a patient’s actions in isolation and a nurse replying she cannot say she has never been with him when he was alone. The exchange highlights uncertainty in private conduct observations.
A concise saying notes the devil must work on a thoroughly bad man to stop reform, while he ignores hypocrites who pose no real threat to moral order. The maxim contrasts persistent reform with careless judgment of duplicitous behavior.
Mrs. Roberta Lilly of Alton Illinois reports an improved, nearly new feeling after taking Foley Kidney Pills. She says the tired worn-out feeling and rheumatic pains lessened with the second dose and improvement continued. Sold Everywhere.
A Louisville Courier Journal item quotes a parent predicting a bright future for a baby who shows early interest in toes and movement. The exchange highlights a playful, speculative tone about talents to come.
A vintage advertisement promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a bowel cleanse, stomach sweetener, liver invigoration, headache relief, and remedy for biliousness gas bad breath coated tongue and indigestion with the claim sold everywhere.
Christian Science Society of Dillon on Yeaman block E Center St holds Sunday services at 11 a m with the sermon Soul and Sunday school at 9 45 a m. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is at 8 o'clock.
As road quality guides driver conduct, sermons linking infrastructure and morals would become common, with pastors arguing that better highways foster disciplined behavior on the road.
A terse admonition urges self reliance and privacy in facing personal difficulties, arguing that only the individual should bear and address their troubles without seeking undue public sympathy or intervention.
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