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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1927
Page
8
A testimonial from W. W. Carter credits Adlerika, a buckthorn bark based tonic, with rapid gas relief and stomach comfort after years of issues. The ad claims it dissolves bloating, aids long stored wastes, and relieves chronic constipation, urging Potts the Druggist as distributor.
A compilation of diverse anecdotes and data points including rewards offered for crime convictions in the Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association, measurements of weather balloons in Seattle, Eskimo use of reindeer hair, medicinal notes on vipers, a lightning-induced fish paralysis report, cacao money in Mexico, Michigan State College's founding, publishing trivia, school lunch bans in New York, monocled Glasgow students, Olinda California oil depth, Texas holiday turkey shipments, leaf worm feeding, early envelopes in France, a Washington apple, and Venice's canal system.
A Chinese source describes a mountain of alum rising to about 11 000 feet in height. The report highlights the remarkable geological feature and notes its potential significance for local mining prospects.
The report notes 1925 US car theft totals at 300 million dollars with about 20 percent of stolen vehicles never recovered. Also covers fashion trends in Constantinople Angora and Egypt’s ancient civil service, plus a Washington elm marker plan and a wartime shell incident in a hospital roof.
President Coolidge announces Cyrus E Woods will replace the former commissioner from New Jersey as his term begins. A senate confrontation is anticipated over the appointment.
A Chesham hatter nicknamed Mad Hatter earned his name after praying at his counter and in 1651 selling his shop to distribute money to the poor. The tale explains the origin of the saying Mad as a hatter.
The text identifies eight countries lacking railroads: Albania in Europe, Afghanistan in Asia, Bhutan in Asia, Nepal in Asia, Oman in Asia, Yemen in Asia, and Liberia on the west coast of Africa. It presents Albania separately as Europe and groups Asian nations together.
The Beaverhead county board of commissioners held its first 1927 session. Shaw was appointed chairman. Gosman re-elected. all county officers presented. New undersheriff Carl Hartwig, Miss May Sprinkle as schools head, and others assumed duties. Final actions included approving depository bonds and arranging for road machinery inspection in Helena later this month.
In 1866 each passenger in steerage had a daily water allowance of three pints. Now third class passengers consume at least 15 gallons daily, while first class use up to 50 gallons.
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