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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
3
Dillon brief items report personal visits and movements of residents including J J Rosenberger, Joe Shineberger, Robt J Moore and others. local business ads and notices for law clerk changes, typhoid updates, and social club events. health remedies and other small community updates.
A Montana summary reports E A Bielenberg death by own action in British Columbia, Jan 25 promotion for 8th graders in Butte, C E Birdseye death in Helena, and over 687000 in state funds turned to new administration. Smallpox decline in Butte, worker killed at Big Timber, masked robbery in a Park street cafe, and Pan American funds sought. Fort Shaw Indian school aid, Daly memorial organizing, and various local notes.
An old city drugstore advert promotes Kyatlee's Headache Capsule claiming quick relief in about half an hour. The price is listed as 250, with bold emphasis on convenience for mornings after a night out.
A clipping describes a crowded streetcar scene where a stranger admires a woman with golden hair. The narrator awkwardly offers her a seat and shares a flirtatious moment before a misread wrap reveals another man beside her as the car rattles through a curve.
The passage muses on foresight and memory, noting two kinds of silliness the silent and the talkative and that vice and genius can share effects. It jokes about giving advice to women and a cathedral concert tale where a man protests admission fees with a heaven ticket quip.
Some people let a cough persist beyond medicine but Kemp's Balsam offers a guaranteed cure. The ad claims quick relief after the first dose and lists price 25 or 50 cents with a trial size free. Sold by City Drug.
A Chicago Tribune quip imagines a fowl roosting on a frozen limb claiming to disregard health rules. The bird boasts keeping its head warm and feet cool, then tucks its head under its wing and sleeps, a light satirical moment on resilience.
The ad touts Dr King’s New Life pills as harmless purgatives that stimulate the liver and bowels to expel poison, cleanse the system, and cure constipation and sick headache, priced at 250 at City Drug Store. In federal court at Helena, E R Maples of Miles City must pay Annie Olson $3130 for damages in a seduction case before discharge from bankruptcy.
An advert promotes Lichty s Celery Nerve Compound sold by City Drug store for 25 cents advising health growth and better eating sleeping and working.
The ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best healer for ants, burns, bruises, sores, scalds, boils, ulcers, felons, aches, pains and skin eruptions. It claims a perfect pile cure and prices it at 25 cents a box at City Drug Store.
A satirical quatrain laments a farmer and calf losing joy. The page also includes an advertisement for Sherman's Headache Cure promising instant relief and neuralgia cure with a 25c and 10c box, available at City Drug Store.
A Denver News quote contrasts diligent archival work with writing on the fly. The author argues authenticity belongs to live performance while suggesting that historical rigor can be set aside for fiction.
Advertisements tout Moki tea as a permanent cure for constipation indigestion and general well being with money back guarantees and prices of 25 and 50 cents. L J Williams Central Pharmacy also promotes Lichtys Celery Nerve Compound sold by City Drug Store.
A brief classroom prompt from a Catholic Standard item shows Tommy answering, If you have 12 apples and your brother asks for half, you would have twelve left. The exchange highlights a child's arithmetic misunderstanding in a periodical snippet.
The product named Chamberlains Cough Remedy is described as a mother’s favorite and suitable for children. It targets coughs colds croup and whooping cough with no opium or injurious drug, safe for babes and adults. Sold by Li J Wilbama Driggiat.
An advertisement for Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound touts cures for nervous diseases including neuralgia rheumatism nervous debility paralysis biliousness dyspepsia costiveness piles liver kidney female complaints. It claims speedy thorough cure and lists City Drug Store as seller.
A witty remark from the Indianapolis Journal about a wealthy bridal couple and their trunks prompts a quip that they maintain a librarian to manage trunk catalogues. The brief exchange highlights period humor and social customs surrounding weddings.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle remedy for headache and constipation. It warns against harsh mineral pills like calomel croton oil and aloe and claims the product safely cleanses the system. Available for 250 at City drug store.
In a brief Philadelphia Bulletin exchange, Miss Olden-My laments wearing a low necked dress while Miss Young-No insists the shoulders remain covered, highlighting propriety in fashion.
An 19th century ad promotes Acker's English Remedy for coughs colds and croup with a money back guarantee if relief is not immediate. It lists prices of 25 cents and 50 cents and mentions GL J. Williams Cen.
A fragment from the president's message is quoted as intended for Carolyn while Clarence objects. The text notes the president's call for economy and restraint in policy. The Detroit Free Press presents the exchange as part of a broader political briefing.
In a chatter about service and shopping, Phoebe and Miriam express desire to join Red Cross nursing. Penelope notes talk of forming a special ambulance corps for football games. A Tribune store holiday trade highlights handsome bound books.
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