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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
7
Doctors agree most people eat too much. A common estimate caps daily intake at one twentieth of body weight, including drink. For a 140 pound person this suggests seven pounds daily, though rigid rules fail and extreme diets can be dangerous.
The Siamese take part in holidays and ceremonies that presume heavy spending and time loss. They enjoy kite flying shuttlecock football cockfighting crickets beetles and fish with betting as a core lure. Licensed gambling houses operate in cities and fund government revenue through a royal lottery heavily patronized in Bangkok.
The article recalls Susan B. Anthony’s strong belief in cold water therapy. While lecturing in Plattsburg New York she frostbitten her feet, thawed them under a kitchen faucet, then endured severe back pain yet continued the lecture schedule. She persisted through travel and treatment, ending as a well woman.
Five men work on the new Masonic building as it rapidly rises. Rev. James Rayburn of Kalispell preached in the local schoolhouse. Professors Ruediger and Bagley from Dillon Normal College arrive by bicycle to survey the country. P H OBrien is injured by a horse kick with a cut and black eye. Heavy rains cause two landslides delaying travel. County commissioners Wm Kelliher Martin Martin and H B Hoffman visit and discuss extending French Gulch road to Ralston. Ernest Nelson buys Dewey bar fixtures including elk head. Nichols cabin ceiling collapses in rains and damages papers worth about 100 dollars. Local notes on ranches and mines and a land contest heard by U S Commissioner Stevenson reference Claude Schroeder vs Chris Peterson. McCaffery reports road upkeep on the opposite river.
Georgia reportedly planted its biggest peanut crop on record, setting the stage for what could be a strong year for the state’s circus and baseball scenes.
An advertisement touts Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment as a cure for piles with relief after use. It lists price options 50 cents per bottle and 75 cents for tabs, and notes Riley's Drug Store as the seller.
A statistician notes artists suffer about 1.5 million dollars in annual losses across the field. The remark suggests understatement of damages and underscores the scale of nonfinancial harm in the art world.
In sluggish liver herbine acts on the biliary tracts to make bile more fluid and restore a sound liver thus banishing drowsiness lethargy and apathy from liver disorders. Price 50 cts Riley's Drug Store.
The quote suggests the inventor reasoned many necks awaited a rubber collar. It frames a whimsical take on practical fashion innovation and its perceived demand.
The notice promotes a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets available at Riley's Drug Store. It claims the medicine cleanses and invigorates the bowels improves appetite and regulates digestion with regular size at 25 cents per box.
A California woman took her life amid relentless weight concerns. The case notes she believed she had found a unique cure for obesity, a claim not supported by medical guidance.
An advertisement promotes Ballards Snow Liniment for broken limbs chilblains burns scalds bruised shins sore throat and other sores. It claims immediate relief and healing with a price of 25 to 50 cents sold at Riley's Drug Store.
A puzzling remark questions the rationale of labor when gambling odds show 100 to 1 values and bookmakers seem ready to concede winnings, hinting at risk and skepticism in betting culture.
Advertising blurb touts Moki tea as a permanent cure for headaches and ailments like constipation and indigestion with promises of improved appetite sleep and happiness. Also notes Teacream cough aid and a New York marriage anecdote. Riley drug store offers 25 and 50 cent sizes. Croup guidance mentions Ballards Horehound Syrup and Snow Liniment for throat relief.
Ex champion long distance runner from Germany and Holland cites an eight week Salt Lake City training in April and praises Ballard's Snow Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatism. Advertises 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles by R L Riley.
Scientists warn that people may be losing the ability to smell. Luther Burbank reportedly tries to scent flowers that lack aroma, wasting effort on an elusive goal.
A Chicago and Northwestern Railway agent in Salt Lake City invites readers to provide names of eastern friends planning spring or summer moves to the west. He promises low rates and representatives will contact to explain the cheapest travel options.
A physician surgeon operates from a residence at the corner of Bannack and Washington Streets in Montana. The ad notes a medical office setup within the home, indicating a dual residence and clinic arrangement for patient visits and treatments.
A pleasant surprise party may be given to the stomach and liver by a medicine that relieves pain and discomfort Dr King’s New Life Pills. They cure headache dizziness and constipation 25c at R L Riley’s drug store The boarder who blew up a Luzerne boarding house intended to dynamite the beefsteak nearby.
An 1890s style medical ad advertising Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to cure headache foul tongue loss of appetite low energy stomach pain and constipation. The offer notes a price of 35 cents and is signed by R. L. Riley.
A notable decline in beer consumption is observed in Great Britain, indicating a shift in drinking habits. The report suggests that changing the preferred beverage could be driving the decrease.
An end of period advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cream like complexion beautifier. The notice claims it smooths skin and rosy cheeks with quick results and lists a price of 35 cents from R L Riley.
Panama offers water at four cents a gallon and American plans move to secure control. Officials indicate increased supply and potential strategic leverage as demand grows. The report notes possible negotiations with Panamanian authorities and implications for regional commerce.
An quote style medical ad promises cure for sickness using Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or tablets. Says it keeps you well and costs 35 cents, sold by R L Riley.
Aviation pioneer M. Santos-Dumont is described as practical and not superstitious while continuing work on his airship No. 13.
Notice to the People of Dillon. N S Wood operates a delivery wagon for baggage express and light freight to and from the depot and city including the Normal college. He specializes in stove wood and dry kindling and will deliver all orders or checks left at Deputy's Meat Market or the Central telephone office messenger boy with prompt attention.
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