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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1903
Page
12
Dillon High records show events from class editors and club activities to school sports. Reports include student elections, Theta club gathering, a senior class editor, glee club, art exhibit tickets, and basketball scores with the Juniors. Community notices include meetings at Mrs Lovell and Mrs Harkness homes and lost bank book notices.
Exhibit did not open last evening due to nonarrival of pictures. Now they are here and will be shown tonight tomorrow and tomorrow night at Dinton Bakery as the exhibit resumes.
A Philadelphia Press item notes a dealer arguing the umbrella is cheap in appearance yet made of top material. The exchange highlights the paradox of value in a streetwise bargain.
The dialogue features Beecher arguing Spurgeon owed popularity to Calvinism as a camel owes its excellence to its hump. Spurgeon replies that the hump is a fat reserve enabling a long journey and its value lies in that hump.
A Dublin barrister counsels a physician to avoid duel by inviting the insulted party to call him in. He argues that this method is safer and more certain, ensuring revenge without face to face confrontation.
Nels Peterson of Lime Spur Montana says he was bald six years and, after trying cures, grew a full head of hair in three months using Herpicide. The ad claims dandruff causes baldness and that killing the germ restores growth. Sold at drug stores with a sample offer by TL Spicide Co Detroit.
A school column notes Miss Mamie Mclntosh returns to the Normal after caring for her brother who died of cancer of the eye in Great Falls. Ernest Martin’s sudden death gloomed classmates who formed a white floral anchor for his casket. Dr Swain has been absent. Miss Morrison from Whitehall is recovering after severe appendicitis and peritonitis following a Wednesday operation by Dr Murray and Dr Walker. The piece closes with the shock death of Miss Christiana Morrisson at 4:30 this Thursday afternoon.
To friends and neighbors who kindly extended sympathy during the illness and death of our boy Ernest we express our grateful thanks. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Luswer.
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