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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
7
The New York Weekly quotes a dialogue about longing and danger as a person contemplates potential self harm. A male respondent recalls seeing someone in the street from an elevated car, prompting questions about height and intention.
A fragment discusses why people eat more in company than alone. Tommy remarks that better things to eat are available when dining with others, reflecting social eating habits observed in Brooklyn Life.
H A Tisdale of Summerton endorses DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve after twenty years with piles. He claims doctors and medicines failed, but the salve cured him. The product is advertised as a combination of Witch Hazel with antiseptics and emollients for piles and skin conditions.
On New Year’s Day a warm kitchen glows with sunlit counters as Susan churns while Samantha knits near the window. Tabby the cat naps on the sill until a sudden snowball taps the pane and the cat resumes a curled, contented rest by the stove.
In a candid exchange, Tabitha Lawson, praised as a motherly type, faces heartbreak when she learns her fiancé has sent no gift to her child Tommy. Susan narrates Tabitha’s resolve to marry no more, embracing a life of single blessedness rather than reuniting with the unfaithful husband.
Susan laments Tabitha Lawson's suitor Tom and his meddling in town affairs. Samantha learns of Tabitha's failed romance and the neighbors recall past pranks by Tommy and his spaniel as Tabitha rejects a costly Christmas from a would-be fiancé.
A group of San Francisco business men paid 112500 in coin and stock for a new prescription claimed to treat Bright's Disease and Diabetes. They began tests November 15, 1900, using doctors as judges with 87 percent of about 30 test cases showing improvement and 13 percent failures.
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