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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
2
Walter C. Rippberger, a real estate banker from Elgin Illinois, whose firm collapsed with estimated losses near 1 million dollars, is charged with forging the notes of leading Elgin businessmen, causing widespread distress among depositors and creditors.
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The essay argues that love absorbs a young man’s time, leaving little room for other work. It notes a man in love is constantly engaged, restless, and worried about rivals, making him effectively nonidle day and night, with marriage or death as the only ultimate tests.
The article notes Lord Holland kept weekly horse concerts in his study, citing the belief that music cheered horses and improved their temper. A gallery was built for these performances, reflecting a curious stage of human centricity in the era.
Scientists warn the Matterhorn near Italy might topple into the valley causing alarm in Rome. Past fears for Rocher de la Closette led engineers to shore it up with concrete to prevent a collapse.
A particle moving with uniform speed inside a circle traces a motion defined as harmonic when the motion is generated by a perpendicular from the diameter. The description notes the piston rod in a steam engine approximates this motion as it turns in a crinkled, uniformly curved path.
Milwaukee and Brewton women report relief from long standing ailments during the Change of Life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Iz Kwinski of Milwaukee credits six bottles with improved strength and back pain relief. Mrs Mattie Adams of Brewton notes headaches and backache diminished and improved ability to work.
An old advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a remedy for stiff swollen and inflamed joints. It claims to reduce swelling, ease agony, and revive troubled joints with a 60 cent tube sold at drug stores.
Indians on the Navajo reservation in Arizona object to poison baits for prairie dogs used as food. They prefer cooperation with authorities in eradication campaigns that use rain to flush rodents from burrows and expose them for capture or killing.
A cryptic item notes Howard-Biggs owes a million from ancestral thrift. It ponders what he will buy with the windfall while mentioning a Brown Jug and the theme of enthusiasm overcoming obstacles.
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