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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
7
An article from a New York daily promotes a shake-and-sip formula using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. The piece cites a noted authority and a local pharmacist endorsing safety and low cost while urging readers to try the remedy before Bright's disease develops.
A brief guide suggests grated horse radish in milk gravy with boiled beef and cream in scrambled eggs. It describes a caper omelet with four eggs, capers, and parsley, plus a method for pulled bread to accompany soups. The bread is dried slowly to crisp, used at formal dinners.
A collage of editorials lampoons the vice presidency and the wave of bills. Critics note politicians’ ambitions, the tendency to publish bills for home papers, and Rev. Dr. MacArthur’s pity for Roosevelt’s successor while suggesting several men might welcome such fate.
An armless English girl sews with a needle between her toes. A Dublin girl who cannot read or write can do any mental arithmetic. A bibulous man on Long Island tracks slept and a train cut his hair. Darby Pa schoolgirl Eliza Damon fell downstairs and split her tongue, possibly affecting speech permanently.
George Power of Butte Montana reports persistent backache eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes sleepless nights and morning stiffness ending after completing the course. For sale by dealers, price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
News briefs from Pittsburg to Washington report a 5 cent oil price rise, a 36 to 4 vote on a prohibition bill, ore in the Panama Canal, a deadly coal mine collapse killing 23, industrial recoveries in Jim Wellsville, and Ellen M. Stone's indemnity claim against Turkey.
In York on February 17 receivers faced opposition from a policy holders committee regarding Mutual Reserve Life Insurance. In Chicago on February 15 Col Andrew Wendell, famed for his role in capturing J Wilkes Booth after Lincoln’s assassination, died in the city.
Toledo report notes sales of DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve by Potts the Druggist. In West Toledo a Toledo & Western Electric car was struck by a Big Four passenger train at the Michigan Central crossing tonight, leaving seven dead and twelve injured.
A new laxative Foley's Orino promises no griping or nausea and is guaranteed. City Drug Store in Washington distributes it. Acting Secretary orders Fort Gibbon infantry to Fairbanks Alaska to preserve order during the mining strike.
Nearly 50 women suffragists who raided the house of commons yesterday were arraigned in police court today and sentenced to pay a fine or one month’s imprisonment. All but two chose jail.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims to build up waste tissues promote appetite aid digestion induce refreshing sleep and renew strength and health. Potts the Druggist Columbus Ohio advertises tea or tablets at 35c. Governor Harris signs Rathburn bill prohibiting drinking on trains except in car compartments. violation becomes a misdemeanor with fine.
John P. Randolph treasurer of Edison Manufacturing, with Thomas A. Edison as president, killed himself in the cellar of his New Valley Way residence in West Orange New Jersey. Authorities say he was temporarily insane.
An assortment of short items: Pinesalve Carbolized touted as a poultice for inflammation with Potts the Druggist in Sacramento. a state sheep dipping program announced by State Veterinarian Keane with 75 assistants to run March 15 to June 1 under Governor Gillette. King's Little Liver Pills advertised by Potts the Druggist. Baron Takahira comments on potential U S Japan war. Kodol digestant product sold by Potts the Druggist. Havana carnival sparring event proposed and denounced by the mayor as brutal.
A roaster offers coffee at 10 cents per pound with 3000 miles of railroad freight. The grocer will refund money if not satisfied, and Schilling's Best is supported by a payment to him.
A Wells Fargo express wagon on Virginia Street was robbed of a bag containing $5 500 this morning. The bag was found later along the Truckee River bank and no clues to the culprits are known.
Havana marks the tenth anniversary of the Maine’s destruction with ceremonies. The event notes the wreck may be removed within a year to clear the wharf entrance for new government docks. A separate Cuba report mentions Mondell’s bill passing the House to repay entry fees in canceled locations, affecting Montana cases.
BEES LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP gains favor for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Mothers urged to keep it on hand for children offering prompt relief and a gentle laxative to expel poison and phlegm. Sold by Potts the Druggist Portland Ore. Feb 17.
Vitellius the Roman emperor is described as the greatest glutton of his era. He would gorge himself to bursting, use a violent emetic, and repeat the eating cycle repeatedly.
Mineral waters are found at the snow of the Simalayas and rise from the sea at Baine and Ischia. They occur worldwide, especially in volcanic regions, with few countries lacking mineral waters except very flat areas and river deltas.
A 516 B C Persian invention coated sculpted rocks with a clear varnish to protect them from weathering. The coating remains intact today while the underlying rocks show honeycombing.
The Moscow Cathedral near St Peter’s in Rome is described as the costliest church building. Exterior gold reaches 900 pounds, its largest bell weighs about a half again of Great Paul, and cathedral doors weigh thirteen tons with a price tag of 310000 dollars.
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