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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
2
A herd vaccination by veterinarians under Dr. Rudolph Snyder will immunize Yellowstone Park’s tame buffalo to prevent hemorrhagic septicemia, following last winter's death toll of 25 head. The plan safeguards wildlife and relies on federal animal industry leadership.
An advertising appeal claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach trouble by removing catarrhal mucus and reducing intestinal inflammation. It asserts improved appetite and work interest after treatment and offers a money back guarantee. The text also includes aside jokes about discretion and confidence.
An advertisement touts Gets-It as a painless corn remedy. It claims the product shrinks the corn without irritating skin and allows fast peeling after two drops. The copy emphasizes immediate relief and ease of use.
A vintage ad touts "Gets It" as the only safe way to treat a corn or callus. It promises pain free removal without cutting, digging, or bandages and guarantees money back. Mordby E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, endorses it along with Seld ir Dillon and Kupfer Drug Co.
Advertisement notes that backache rheumatic pains and fatigue may stem from kidney trouble not aging and credits Foley Kidney Pills for helping kidneys filter impurities from the blood as promoted by Potts the Druggist.
The quoted dialogue shows a domestic vignette where Mrs. Fogarty questions her husband about his health. The reply notes variability in his condition, with a behavioral description of his temperament when improving or declining.
An advertisement from S. M. Oliver of Greensborough South Carolina endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable household cough remedy. It soothes hay fever asthma coughs colds croup and bronchial affections with Druggist Potts backing the claim.
County Attorney Jackson filed an information charging manslaughter against Lewis F. Keller an instructor at Butte High in the death of Miss Rose Pascoe who sustained fatal injuries after she jumped from an automobile.
D Bell of St James City Florida suffered kidney trouble for three years and was near death for six months. After taking Foley Kidney Pills he states pains were gone after two bottles. Advertisement notes backache rheumatic pains stiff swollen joints and sore muscles. Potts druggist endorses product.
A London Tit-Bits quote recalls a district visitor advising abstinence from drinking by thinking of his wife at home. The responding visitor says when thirst grips him he is utterly fearless.
Archie Wright a one year old son of Mr and Mrs Wright died instantly last night after leaping or slipping from a hotel fifth story window onto the roof of a adjacent one story building. The family was stopping in the city en route home from a health trip. the child had been sick since birth. Parents and a twin brother survive. body sent to Coalville.
The notice promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe relief for hay fever asthma and colds with no opiates. It claims equal benefit to visiting health resorts and urges readers to buy from Potts the Druggist.
A light wartime joke notes a U.S. army lieutenant asking Italian private Peter what he did with his possessions before the draft. Peter replies he sold the peanut wagon and the organ, then jokingly says the monkey was drafted and made a lieutenant.
Mrs. Robert Blair of Terre Haute Indiana writes after using Foley Kidney Pills her kidney trouble gradually disappeared headaches stopped and tired spells and blurred vision improved Rheumatic pains relieved says Potts the Druggist adv 1m
A London Answers quip features Bella and her mother discussing a remark by Mr. Cummon about gloves hard to button. The mother advises Bella to abandon further pursuit, noting the foolish business of making gloves difficult to fasten.
Mrs Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York reports a severe summer complaint attack was relieved almost instantly by Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The City Drug Co states it is an excellent remedy and should be on hand by every family.
A skeptical buyer counters an agent offering easy payments with a quip about comfort, noting that such promises resemble other famous fabrications like painless dentistry. The exchange highlights wary consumer humor over sales pitches.
The notice promotes Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaint in children. It claims ninety-nine out of a hundred recover with proper dosing castor oil and diet. A testimonial from Mgr W G Campbell of Butler Tennessee supports its effectiveness. City Drug Co. advertises the remedy.
Preparations are underway in Great Falls for the Rocky Mountain district convention of the Norwegian Lutheran church. The six day meeting opens July 1 with an address of welcome by Mayor Newman on Tuesday afternoon. A full program has been arranged.
An old advertisement notes heat worsens illness from indigestion. It claims Foley Cathartic Tablets relieve symptoms like sick headache biliousness bloating and heaviness with a morning improvement. Potts the Druggist promotes the product.
The district general manager will address delegates on July 2. A Victory celebration follows on the Fourth of July with services and missionary addresses planned for Sunday July 6. The notice also offers health advice on appetite and digestion with Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy.
An old ad from a San Francisco Chronicle and Boston Transcript listing Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims it cools the stomach cleanses bowels purges impurities and aids the liver. It advises weekly use in hot weather and sells tea or tablets for 35 cents.
Quote from Town Topics jokes about a character nicknamed Wombat likening him to a Napoleonic financier. The quip notes his salary was raised six months ago while his wife remains unaware, describing a satirical scenario of concealed pay.
Missoula Montana June 30 Courtney Daly 16 son of Mr and Mrs L J Daly prominent locals was drowned after being caught in a whirlpool while fishing at a river.
A man identified as Young Daly drowned yesterday after entering the Bitter Root river south of the city. The body was recovered within minutes but resuscitation failed. Daly had just returned home in Missoula after finishing the year at Gonzaga University in Spokane.
City Drug Co promotes a remedy with strong reader appeal, claiming universal benefit and praise from users. The ad emphasizes reliability and consistent results for those in need of such treatment.
Requisition papers issued for Roy C. Pearson under arrest in Spokane for grand larceny and charged in Fergus county Montana. Also, Dan Merrigan accused of killing James Ferry in Butte in 1912 and held in Nevada City California.
The New West Magazine advertises itself as a 1910 era publication for Western industry agriculture mining oil and tourism. It offers subscriptions at various prices with options for back numbers and sample copies, inviting readers in Salt Lake City Seattle and Detroit to subscribe through local offices.
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