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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
10
A fashion piece foresees a shift from winter trims to spring styles with three piece and two piece suits, new sleeves, collar and cuff contrasts, sport influences, and lighter fabrics. Left suit features Poiret twill, fox fur collar, and deep hem. right suit shows a flaring box coat adaptable to warmer weather.
A jumble of street chatter and ads from Dillon Montana includes Tanlac promotions from A Potts and notices about suppliers, sewing machine parts, and local personalities visiting or attending business. Mentions of Hazelbaker public land script and various residents appear alongside medical ads and a doctor schedule at the Andrus hotel.
The Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho advertises Lemhi Creamery butter churned three times weekly from pure Jersey cream and shipped to Dillon stores three times weekly. If stock runs out, customers should mail to be promptly supplied, ensuring fresh churned butter for every family.
A country boy visiting his city cousin contrasts rural fairs with city sights. The pair travel from Broadway to Union Square and Fourteenth Street to show how city ventures exist for a cent, yet the country boy still misses the county fair.
The article explains liars fall into two types when concealing truths. Shame prompts whispering and reduced voice, while attempting to speak louder reveals a momentary relief followed by quiet again. Frequent hand shielding or covering the mouth signals embarrassment and desire to hide the act from others.
The article explains red cedar in chests repels wool moths by odor killing larvae after hatching. It contrasts cedar's effect with moth balls, noting napthalene can protect clothing similarly in ordinary chests, based on Agriculture Department findings.
An old gentleman notes acquaintances who are consumed by perfect plans yet fail to act. Many lack self awareness of selfishness and blindness to inaction. They dream grand reforms but defer real deeds until conditions improve.
A witty exchange from the Birmingham Age-Herald features a matron replying to an insinuating agent about the idea that every married woman should have a husband, with sharp humor about a husband who merely eats sleeps and changes clothes.
A Linville Arkansas resident recalls a man who peddled strong liquor and was then beaten by a group of men with hickory switches. The assailant later claimed he had tried a chiropractic treatment and would rather endure another whipping than repeat the experience.
January flu season warns against neglecting coughs and colds. Mrs. F A Gibson of Racine Wisconsin praises Foley's Honey and Tar for immediate relief and says she never is without it. The ad notes it is popular with children and sold everywhere.
A stranger arrives by train in a bustling western town and asks a native resident for a criminal lawyer. The resident says they think they have one but cannot prove it on him, a line from the Washington Herald.
Mrs H Stegall of Theodore Alabama reports her child endured twelve years of distressing kidney trouble and weak bladder. After trying many doctors and remedies without relief Foley Kidney Pills provided relief, and the advertisement notes the product is sold everywhere.
Head and body aches plagued Mrs. Geo. Morgan of Fairfield Vermont with kidney trouble symptoms. She reports Foley Kidney Pills gave relief and she could sleep again. Advertised nationwide as sold everywhere.
In a Youngstown Telegram snippet Mrs Umson predicts women will hold many public offices soon. Umson replies he cares less about roles than weather department participation, joking that weather is too changeable for women.
Cut out this slip and mail with your name and address to Foley and Company in Chicago. You will receive a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Sold everywhere.
A portly Irishman enters a shop and asks for a motor car, insisting it is for his “worse.” The salesman prods, questions, and the man clarifies the car is for himself while joking about his barrel-shaped body.
Bible school starts at 10 a.m. led by H Cameron Gowen. Morning worship at 11. B Y P U meets at 6 30 p.m. Evening worship at 7 30. Prayer and praise Wednesday at 7 30. Pastor Geo MacDougall invites hymn and scripture.
A collection of school notes from parents describes unusual excuses for children's sick days. Examples include Mary's stomach trouble and Nellie's headache that improved overnight. The notes reflect early 20th century parental messaging to teachers.
A. B. Parratt of Cleveland Ohio writes Tolley Cathartic Tablets are the best I ever used. The ad touts Foley Cathartic tablets and claims they restore digestion by clearing fermenting food in the intestines. Sold everywhere as a summer reminiscence of boyhood bruises and pride.
A vintage ad cites C. S. W. Sheet of Oakland California urging use of Foley's Honey and Tar as an emergency remedy for a child and a companion with severe coughing fits. It claims the product is sold everywhere and portrays a wartime or early 20th century tone.
Hides and furs buyers announce constant purchases from all dealers and country suppliers. They specialize in raccoon mink rats beaver marten fisher and fox and offer prompt cash or return of furs prepaid. Large lots bought by wire and they handle horse hides cattle hides and tallow.
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