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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1920
Page
5
A housewife describes a life transformed after illness and a life-saving remedy. The tale notes long bed confinement, severe stomach pains, and a claimed recovery after Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy, with a druggist endorsement and a money-back guarantee.
A Yonkers Statesman quip centers on a classroom joke where a teacher nudges Tommie to recall the proverb fine feathers make fine. The boy guesses beds, prompting a light moment about memory and wordplay in a school scene.
A Wichita Eagle exchange questions whether brief skirts are resurgent in style as fashion shifts with the rise of tight sweaters. The dialogue hints at evolving trends and public perception without naming designers or dates.
John Wognue of Elberton Georgia writes that Foley's Honey and Tar eased his persistent cough and throat irritation after several days of use. The ad claims it is best cough medicine for colds croup and whooping cough and urges children to try it.
A housekeeping ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a home remedy for grippe or flu symptoms. The notice urges immediate use at first signs, recommends hot foot baths and bed, and claims a strong chance of feeling better by morning under A Potts’s endorsement.
A fragment from Harper's Magazine notes a youngster asking why adults shout whoop at soup. The line captures a humorous social cue and suggests playful family banter embedded in a period publication.
W. W. Wells of Toquin Michigan reports on improved energy after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He suffered rheumatic pains backache sore muscles and tiredness before relief. Druggist Potts endorses prompt action for kidney health.
In a wartime chat the line user notes Mrs Grabbit nicknamed Bess is celebrated as a great war worker. She is described as having married four of her daughters to soldiers in London.
No single remedy has stood for so long as Foley's Honey and Tar to relieve coughs colds and croup. It heals and soothes eases hoarseness stops coughing that strains the body and breaks colds. Children like it. Contains no opiates according to Potts The Drugist Adv 1m.
Mr Benedict praises Mrs Wise as a remarkable woman noting she is a silent partner in a Cincinnati firm. Mr Bachelor asks what makes her remarkable as the conversation discusses her role and status.
An old advertisement extols kidney pills claiming to heal and strengthen disordered kidneys. It warns a half sick condition leaves one unable to work yet not bedridden, with rheumatic pains and backache as symptoms. The copy cites Potts The Druggist as source.
Abbie, the little girl of the family, sat at the breakfast table and, after seeing eggs served, bluntly said she wished hens would say something besides eggs. The remark captures a playful childhood moment.
E D Grappe of St Maurice Louisiana endorses Fol ey Cathartic Tablets claiming money cannot buy better results. He asserts they act promptly without pain or nausea, clear the bowels, ease the stomach, and tone the liver with no habit formation. Potts The Druggist. Adv. Im
The Montana Irrigation Congress seeks to promote reclamation of Montana lands through irrigation, urge federal and state funding, create a state irrigation development bond fund, run statewide educational campaigns, and grow a permanent organization. Membership is $2 annually with access to all conventions.
Former U S Supreme Court Justice Charles Evans Hughes argued in Kansas City that the federal farm loan act supports the general welfare by aiding and protecting agriculture. He outlined government roles from seeds and pest control to weather and animal husbandry, asserting tax exempt bonds and bank funding enable low interest loans for farmers to safeguard the nation’s food supply.
A bill proposes a four million dollar seed loan program for Northwest farmers facing drought. Loans up to four hundred dollars per farmer come with low interest, first lien on planted crops, and no distribution fees. Administration falls to the Secretary of Agriculture with funds routed through banks.
Winter season brings rising interest in basketball across high schools. Beaverhead team shows bright prospects with veterans and strong newcomers. District tournament hopes focus on Helena Anaconda and Butte venues as heated debate over hosting continues.
The item notes how many people would back the compliment to coal miners for returning to work, warning that three or four such patriotism cases could push the nation toward a receiver.
Entomologists with the United States Department of Agriculture report that a few thorough applications of crude petroleum to the interior of poultry houses will completely destroy mites in extensive tests of insecticides.
The first U S census data appeared in a 56 page small volume. The 1910 census required 12 volumes with over 40 000 pages in total.
The Census Bureau issues a special state supplement detailing all census figures for the respective state, providing a concise reference of demographics and statistics for that region.
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