Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted by Local Resident
Dillon readers are urged to try Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain headaches and urinary issues. Mrs P L Smith of 185 Atlantic St says the pills cured her backache quickly and helped during later flare ups. Price 60c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 1-2
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Dillon
Dean
Pe—L. Smith
Atlantic St
Doan
Ted Doan
Smith
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Methodist and Presbyterian Federated Church Ad
The Methodist and Presbyterian Federated Church invites a general welcome. Edward Smith is minister with residence adjacent to the church. Services include Sunday school 10:00 a m led by Prof. L R Light, morning worship 11:00 a m Epworth League 6:30 p m and evening worship 7:30 p m. The pastor will be in the pulpit. House phone 153. 42tf
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Bannack
Washington Sts
Edward Smith
L. R. Light
Epworth League
Rejoices Daughter Can Resume Studies
A 12-year-old girl troubled by stomach and intestinal issues returns to school after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the product clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation, alleviating stomach liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee if one dose does not convince.
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Mayr
Sheet Music Arrivals and Stock Alerts at Tribune
Latest songs and instrumental pieces arrive from publishers nearly every week. Orders taken for pieces not in stock. Tribune Bool Store tf.
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Tribune Bool
Gray Samaritan Girls Aid Polish Children During Relief Work
The Polish Gray Samaritans, part of the Young Women's Christian Association, lead food distribution and meal kitchens in Poland outside Warsaw under American Relief Administration. Since 1918 they have cared for Polish children, arranging feeding, clothing, and impartial distribution with stations in strategic outlying districts.
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United States
Europe
America
Poland
Young Women's Christian Association For Overseas Service
First Whites Through Grand Canyon Unfolds In 1869 Expedition
On May 24, 1869, Maj. J. W. Powell led a party from Green River Utah in boats through Marble Canyon and the Grand Canyon, emerging on August 29. Powell later served as director of the United States Geological Survey.
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Grand Canyon
Maj
J. W. Powell
Green River
Utab Tn
Marble
Grand Canyons
Major Powell
United States Geological Survey
Lost branded cattle in Idaho and Dillon area
Lost cattle include a registered white face bull aged three with a white mark on the left ribs or left hip. Branded either on left ribs for Stephen A. Mahaffey of Tendoy Idaho or D V Erwin of Dillon. Both animals carry a double dump brand 52-2.
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Stephen A. Mahaffey
Tendoy
Idaho
D. V. Erwin
Dillon
Tennessee’s 11th President James K Polk Timeline
Fragmentary notes list James Knox Polk’s life events in Mecklenburg County North Carolina and Tennessee. Mentions include serving in the Tennessee legislature 1823 to 1825 six terms in Congress 1825 to 1839 governor 1839 to 1841 Democratic nomination 1844 and inauguration March 4 1845 age forty. Also references Oregon boundary settlement July 17 1846.
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James. Knox .Polk
Mecklenburg County
N.C
Tennessee
Oregon
Polk and Napoleon in History Highlight Driving Traits
The piece contrasts James K. Polk as a dark horse president with Napoleon Bonaparte. It notes Polk's ascent from North Carolina to Tennessee and political rise, while praising Napoleon's directness, lack of religion or duty, and relentless pursuit of victory as defining traits.
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Napoleon
Marat
Talleyrand
Moreau
Hoch
Czar ‘Alexander
Europe
H. G. Wells
Hotel Men and Political Intrigue in Nineteenth Century Tale
A retrospective narrative recounts the 1844 presidential race between Polk and Clay, with Van Buren’s role, Whig and Democratic tensions, Texas annexation debates, and a late New York count. It shifts to Wayne B Wheeler praising hotel men and a Nevada hotel holdup tale, where a brigand landlord returns stolen money.
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Ately
Baltimore
Jim
Polk
van Buren
Clay
Texas
Mexico
Tennessee
Wilson
New York
Liberty Party
Henry Clay
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
San Francisco
Topee
Nevada
Wilds
Euphoria Defined As A Mental State And Physiological Effect
A doctor explains euphoria as a physiological fact and a mood experience. The piece links euphoria to joy in sports art and nature while noting misuse via alcohol tobacco and drugs and its possible hormonal basis.
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Napoleon
Popular Science Monthly
Aerial Photography Comes to Real Estate
Aerial photography enters real estate with brokers offering detailed neighborhood photos for suburban, downtown, or country properties. The images help buyers decide quickly, saving trips and time.
Plan to Keep the Raisin Busy
The article notes unprecedented raisin demand due to home brew use but expects a decline as interest wanes. The Agricultural Department is researching new uses to protect the industry and may offer government guidance to sustain production when prices drop.
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Agricultural Department
Ree rainin Little Citizens series teaches reading by immersion
Eva M. Tappan recounts a child who learned to read by exposure to books and spoken language. Parents read aloud and encouraged word recognition with alphabet blocks, storytelling poems, and repeated reading of favorites like the Blackberry Girl, leading to early literacy before age seven.
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National Kindergarten Association
W. 40Th St
New York City
Phoebe
Sundials Rarely Used Clocks Before 13th Century
New York writer notes John C. Tomlinson's sun dials as a specialty. He recalls sundials common in early America and Europe, used by guides and huntsmen in primitive conditions, and by Washington and Jefferson era figures. Clocks faced clergy opposition for scriptural absence.
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John C. Tomlinson
New York
New York Post
Europe
Washington
United States
England
Thomas Jefferson
Tomlinson
Treatment of Sprains From Old Medical Advice
Sprains cause pain. a proposed remedy mixes turpentine, acetic acid, and egg white. The sections instruct to shake the mixture in a bottle before applying to the sprain.
Winter storage offered at 3 50 per month by Western Motor Supply Co
Western Motor Supply Co. offers winter storage at three dollars fifty cents per month. T D Woran is listed as provid er and contact for the service.
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Western Motor Supply Co
D- Woran
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