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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
7
A Christmas friendship calendar brings daily joy to an elderly woman living alone. Fifty two friends supply material for each day of the week with quotations poems anecdotes and reminiscences. Some entries include original works and magazine cut illustrations creating a perpetual calendar of loving thoughts.
Cloves are dried flower buds from a evergreen tree. the spice is red when harvested and resembles nails. The oil content reaches about 2 percent and is prized for flavoring and scent but can be an addictive potent toxin when misused.
A Bowery cigar factory owner blames tobacco work for nervous diseases and ill temper while a foreman highlights dust causing consumption. A pair of old Irish farmers argue over backing a promising colt in a Darby race, only to lose as one dismisses luck and the other chews out the jockey.
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a direct nasal therapy for catarrh. The ad explains inhaler use with drops of Hyomei to coat airways and mucous membranes, promising quick relief and a lasting cure. It states a money back guarantee by dealer R. L. Riley and offers extra bottles for 50 cents.
A New York reader recalls a summer church scene in which a traveling preacher fills in while the pastor is away on Long Island. A parishioner jokes about the "circus" of summer sermons and notes the minister’s opening prayer referencing morning papers.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, known composition tonic for women with demanding duties and for expectant mothers. It emphasizes its openness of ingredients, lack of secrecy, and accessibility through druggists with endorsements from medical writers.
Annual report to Helena shows 622 patients at Warm Springs Mont for year ending Nov 30 1906. Foreign born inmates outnumber U S citizens. 262 U S citizens and 339 foreigners. Fifty percent of admissions were female or male? 143 males and 50 females admitted. Recovery rate 10.9 percent of treated, 44.5 percent of admitted. death rate 6.5 percent. Most common disorders include primary delusional insanity and chronic delusional insanity. County origins list Silver Bow leading with 103, followed by Lewis and Clark 73, Deer Lodge 65, Missoula 61, Cascade 51. Foreign births dominated by Ireland 70, Germany 55, Canada 45, Sweden 38. Occupations include 130 laborers, 96 housewives, 67 miners, 39 farmers, 26 ranchers.
A Cooper Maine resident credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with curing a two year stomach ailment after using twelve bottles. The testimonial notes she is now well and that the product is sold by R L Riley, druggist.
Secretary Hitchock orders special land office agents to act immediately on any charge or information of unlawful enclosures. Agents must collect sufficient identifying data and refer cases to the U.S. district attorney for prosecution without awaiting formal complaints. The directive urges vigilance and initiative in enforcing closures of government lands for private use.
An advertisement touts relief from itching and smarting skin diseases with Chamberlain's Salve. Price is 25 cents, sold by R. L. Riley.
Miss Nellie Taylor remains ill at home. Four new students Miss McHale Miss Baker Miss Stonecliffe and Miss Reynolds joined the college this week. Emily Brown entertained friends Saturday night. Mrs. Rice has resumed studies at M S N C. Miss Thormyer read Carmen Sylva Qt Queen of Roumania. On Tuesday January 12 the eighth grade hosts a social at the public school to raise funds for a Florentine alabaster relief. Cakes 15 cents. Popcorn and candies sold. Program at 8:00 pm. All invited.
A gunpowder bomb dropped from an elevated train injures three people, killing Cashier W Z McLear and wounding others. police pursue the bomber. Other notes mention fuel famine in Los Angeles, bank threats in Philadelphia, and various medical ads.
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