Local Dillon Briefs Highlight Town Visitors and Ads
Reading page items show residents from Horse Prairie Grant and Dubois Idaho visiting Dillon. Ads promote Tattersall's goods including carpets sewing machines and percolators.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
8
Reading page items show residents from Horse Prairie Grant and Dubois Idaho visiting Dillon. Ads promote Tattersall's goods including carpets sewing machines and percolators.
An Idaho letter from Salmon Creamery promotes Lemhit Butter made from Jersey cream churned thrice weekly. It notes shipments to Dillon stores three times weekly and offers to mail dealer stock requests to ensure fresh butter for every family.
St John Ervine argues in Century that America's rapid material growth and wealthy newcomers, though boosting domestic comfort, have eroded high general culture. European statesmen benefited from long study of arts and letters, while American leaders rise quickly from poverty to affluence, lacking cultivation to sustain cultured pursuits.
A toy-balloon merchant marching northward on Meridian street fights a spring wind as red, green, yellow and blue balloons scatter across Ohio street. Stray bubbles drift toward Ohio street attracting startled dentists and pedestrians while boys and girls chase the loose wares. The vendor continues on alone along Meridian street after the gusty episode.
Dr. Bromer J. Bailey told St. Louis Osteopathic Association members that the so called golf spine results from excessive pep in the game. He cited two forms: an upright swing causing neck vertebra dislocation and a forward-leaning swing causing lower back pain.
A cream white tomato appears as a striking novelty beside the ordinary fruit. John Baer stands out among red varieties for heavy uniform yields and round salad-type fruits, though not as early as Barliana. It is expected to win in growers trials.
A new feature of the Americanization movement fosters local citizens clubs formed by Ukrainian Americans to unite their countrymen with the broader American public. Existing clubs have long been present, with new chapters recently opening in Boston and Providence.
Lady Caroline Petre of Ingatestone Hall has been named a justice of the peace. She hails from a long Catholic lineage led by Lord Petre, with a great aunt who heads the Westminster sisters of charity and another related to the Good Shepherd at Hammerswich.
A reader from New York reports severe head dizziness and discomfort after a barber visit. After using Foley Kidney Pills the symptoms eased within a day and did not return. The ad claims the medicine is safe and effective and sold everywhere.
Dialogue from Miss Old-girl and Mr. Oldbatch mocks gender stereotypes with exaggerated traits. The Cincinnati Inquirer is cited in the snippet.
Prominent tenor from Trenton John F. West recommends Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds croup hay fever asthma. Claims immediate relief and endorses product sold everywhere.
In a Pittsburg Chronicle Telegram report a churchgoer refuses to give to missions, telling the collector not to fund foreign work. The collector replies by urging him to take money from the bag, noting the funds are for the heathen.
Mrs H Stegall of Theodore Alabama reports her child suffered a weak bladder for 12 years. After trying doctors and medicines with no results, Foley Kidney Pills cured the child in four months. Also advertised for backache lameness soreness and rheumatic pains. Sold everywhere.
An elderly woman asks a porter where to buy a ticket at a railway station. He directs her to the ticket office and quips that she can “rob it there through the pigeonhole,” prompting her retort about the small opening.
A concise reflection contrasts steady good habits with the harsher tests of life. It emphasizes disciplined routines, resilience, and the grind of daily choices shaping character against external pressures and fate.
Take Poley's Honey and Tar for hay fever asthma coughs colds and croup. It spreads a soothing coating over inflamed surfaces and stops sneezing and wheezing easing distressing coughs. Acts promptly and surely. Children love it. Contains no opiates. Sold everywhere.
The Birmingham Age-Herald recalls Wishby’s method as brisk and businesslike, giving the impression you are actually making money during the transaction.
At the forty year post men and women report kidney trouble bladder irritation dull headaches weariness lameness and rheumatic pains Foley Kidney Pills claim to tone the kidneys and bladder, relieve pain improve appetite and provide uninterrupted sleep.
A reflective quip notes that a life deemed non harmful risks being as forgettable as a white rabbit. The line suggests that virtue without impact offers little lasting meaning.
A vintage advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as mild but effective for biliousness headaches blurred vision bad breath and coated tongue from heat producing undigested food. It claims the digestive system is kept active and purged of poisons not habit forming and sold everywhere.
A patient recounts relief from chronic stomach gas and colic after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The letter claims a Philadelphia specialist failed to help and warns of past operations, asserting one course of Mayr's cured all symptoms with a money back guarantee.
Seaverhead County offers a $25 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of any person who dumps rubbish along county highways. Board of County Commissioners R D D McKnight chairman Dillon Mont June 8 1920.
Southern Montana Abstract land Title Co. of Dillon Montana promotes abstracting services. Frank Hazelbaker serves as president in the advertisement placed by the firm for title work and related real estate abstracts.
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