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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
2
Dr Corwin cites figures claiming 15 000 000 of 20 000 000 U S school children are diseased and criticizes school sanitation and surrounding conditions He warns that neglecting higher and esthetic education could leave society 100 years older yet no better and stronger overall.
Mrs G Stengle of Plainfield Mia endorses Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble and constipation after reading letters from cured users. She reports relief after taking most of a package and can now eat almost anything. Advertorial item.
Spiritualists of Montana met for a three day convention in Butte with the Montana association as a state branch. About 5,000 adherents are said to exist in Montana, with three local societies in Butte and weekly services led by D. J. Moore. The convention sessions were open to the public.
Lists causes of stomach troubles including sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient mastication constipation torpid liver worry and anxiety overeating and unsuitable foods. Recommends Chamberlain's Tablet to correct habits and regain health. For sale by all dealers adv 1m.
Nels Hawkins of Hamilton caught an 84 pound bull trout in the Bitter Root river measuring 28 inches. Locals have talked of a larger fish seen here for weeks, with several anglers claiming the big one could swallow smaller trout. This is the biggest trout landed on Hamilton streets this year.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills as the king of all laxatives. The ad claims they relieve constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia and recommends Potts the druggist. Price is 25 cents. Get a box and get well.
Motion picture companies create films simulating all federal forest service activities including planting timber patrol and lookout work. At least two fire-fighting films are already being shown.
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A 3 taps three times meeting call will be given on the courthouse bell.
A concise remark contrasts a professional man's work with an accidental pavement fall, noting the verbal distinction between a performed tooth restoration and an unintended injury. The statement turns on the idea that the difference is in wording rather than substance.
A financier praises independence as a boy claims he earned ten dollars this morning by borrowing it from his father. The father remarks that the boy recognizes the value of self-reliance and asks how the money was earned.
United States Geological Survey reports Rochester in Humbolt County Nevada as a promising silver and gold district. Discoverer Joe Nenzel and partners helped spark a boom with high grade ore shipped around Christmas. The district spans Rochester Canyon with multiple camps East Rochester Lincoln Hill Packard Hill and Panama. ore bodies exceed 100000 tons in sight and mines reach depths up to 130 feet with tunnels.
The piece argues humility is a trait of the soul not tied to clothing or voice. It states that poverty does not grant humility and that many wealthy people can be less vain than their servants.
The Sunday Standard notes Wilsons planned Plain Talks series in Sun day editions of the Anaconda Standard with essays like The Restoration of Freedom and Government a Living Thing. Auto enthusiasts in Butte plan a three day overland journey to Kalispell join Gallatin club in a state good roads convention as thirty men and women pledge to travel Bozeman to Kalispell.
A fragment hints at Parke-Biidat tied to his wife's apron strings while Lane notes he is snicky when a wife has apron strings, reflecting playful social chatter from an unspecified periodical.
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