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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
8
A discussion of elegant bathing suits as modest and dignified garments, highlighting silk attire, rubberized silk caps, satin stockings, and wool or satin contrasts. Describes full coverage designs, decorative roses, and formal styling while noting the era’s fashion emphasis on refinement over daring.
Local items report Scot Destroyer at Tattersall’s, trips by P Thomas and G T Paul, and new business moves. Illness and sickness highlighted with grip and colds, Max Lauterbach’s Los Angeles trip, and a beef of small notices from Dillon merchants. Community notices include a charity food sale for the Montana Children's Home and stock-feeding notes as winter tightens hay stocks.
A Dillon area butter notice from Salmon Idaho touts Famous Lemhi Creamery butter as fresh churned three times weekly and shipped to stores thrice weekly. It urges readers to notify if dealers are out of stock and comments on modernization with a closing quip about legs and automobiles.
The process builds a cone shaped pile twelve feet high and up to forty feet wide with a central chimney. Dry winter cut timber is stacked bark out, large inside, covered with turf or dust and soil, holes left for air, and air holes opened and closed as smoke changes. Tar by products are vented, then the pile cools before drawing and quenching remaining embers.
The United States Naval Observatory explains the horizon moon or sun looks larger due to optical illusion. The horizon distance seems greater though the sun or moon is the same apparent size. the moon is about 4000 miles farther at the horizon, yet its actual angular diameter is smaller by about one sixtieth.
Old standing headaches dizziness and eye defects respond to methods of correction used by Dr Scarborough the eye specialist who will be at the Andrus hotel Dillon Wednesday Feb 22 His methods give results after others have failed.
This excerpt discusses Francis Lynde born 1856 in Lewiston New York who started on a railroad career in Denver and rose to fame after turning 37. It notes his early obscurity, the 1898 burst of three novels, and his impact through romanticized Western railroads with several tales including a serial story The Girl a Horse and Do.
A faded ad promises a trial package of Yolsey's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Cathartic Tablets for five cents plus return mail. A brief joke from the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegram depicts a girl at a school restricted from driving with men unless related or engaged, quipping about an expected engagement.
A Life magazine excerpt recalls a plan to use trained squirrels to crack nuts at a factory, reducing labor costs. The promoter claims the head company is licensed and ready for business, with training the only missing step.
An advertisement style fragment features Mrs. S K Olson praising Foley's Honey and Tar for children and grandchild, with a Wisconsin address. A Brashkin dispute line and a Foley cathartic tablets blurb follow in a collage of 1910s era copy.
Letter from KF oH McGill of Bridgeport Connecticut praises Foley Kidney Pills for lumbago and relief from backache rheumatic pains and stiffness. Advertisement notes the product ban helps the kidneys eliminate poisons and acids and is sold everywhere.
In a Birmingham Age-Herald exchange, Professor Diggs describes his pleasure in unearthing ancient buried cities. He notes the advantage of not hearing aging residents recount old memories after such discoveries.
Henry E Campbell of Adrain Michigan reports a three year cough improvement after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and notes children like it. Advertisement copy concludes with claims of broad availability.
The Birmingham Age Herald notes a debate over Bibbles reputation for truth with a punchline about believing his statements except when he discusses the superior qualities of his home brew. The exchange reveals skepticism and humor about credibility.
Mrs Roberta Lilly of 709 Alton St Alton reports relief after two Foley Kidney Pills doses saying she began to improve on the second dose and now feels like new. The advertisement asserts the product is sold everywhere.
A London Telegraph quip recalls a breakfast table dispute where a husband threatens a cross morning, and the wife replies she would heat things up for him. The brief exchange highlights domestic banter and playful wit between spouses.
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co led by Frank Hazlebaker offers prompt, complete abstracts and title services in Dillon Montana with Adv.9tx visibility.
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