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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1924
Page
2
Lancaster Pa Mrs Frank H Gray describes severe run-down and nervousness after marriage. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and strength enabling housework until birth of a healthy baby. She urges others with similar symptoms to use the remedy.
A Boston Transcript quip notes Poor Jones faces strain as his wife spends the raise he did not receive. The joke highlights a household finance tension amid stalled pay.
A vintage promotional piece urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to clean a child’s liver and bowels, claiming a teaspoonful works for babies and children of all ages and warning to insist on the genuine bottle. It ends with a proverb about a rolling stone and moss.
Demand Bayer ASPIRIN warning promotes buying only Bayer branded tablets. Advertisement urges customers to say Bayer at purchase to avoid imitations and assure safety proven by millions and prescribed for 23 years. Contains additional product pitches for Red Cross Ball Blue laundry aid and a glib women-and-men remark.
A cautionary essay urges women to develop their intellect to ensure value persists beyond looks. It argues inner cultivation outlasts physical charm and benefits personal standing and relationships.
The article describes the George Washington Masonic National Memorial project in Alexandria, its relics from Washington’s lodge days, including the chair, trowel, clock, and Washington portrait, and outlines the memorial’s architecture, funding, and historic connections to Mount Vernon and local sites. It notes Lafayette’s 1825 visit and details the planned museum, library, and state memorial rooms.
A fragment from a Plunkville trial questions whether a group acted in unison. The exchange asserts the men were working locally in Plunkville rather than elsewhere.
Ad promotes Cascarets a ten cent box claiming cures for billousness constipation sick headache indigestion and urges use in drug stores. Mentions Red Cross Ball Blue improving clothes and good bluing. Grocers carry it and notes an adv law about moral duties. A monthly witty remark boosts society reputation.
A vegetable laxative Brandreth pills ad promises gentle relief. It suggests taking one or two before bed to stay in good condition and notes many lessons come from experience for the average man.
A Universal Remedy for Pain: Allcock’s Plaster has sold for over 70 years as a standard external remedy worldwide. A quote from Ady notes not every man is a manufacturer, since some are always on the make.
The note says a harmless vegetable butter color named Dandelion has been used for many years and is sold in drug stores and general stores for 35 cents per bottle. It cites Ady as a source.
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