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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
3
Miss Bertha Jackson, a farmer's daughter, died instantly when lightning struck a telephone line as she talked on the line in Union City. The tragedy occurred while she was on a phone call, ending her life immediately.
Banks and Tacy, noted livestock dealers in Earle Arkansas, vaccinated 175 Poland China hogs to prevent cholera. The action highlights ongoing measures to protect farm stock in the region.
Public notice exposes advertiser claims for wound healing products with warnings that many promises are false. Benefol is touted as the only antiseptic that will destroy germs in flesh, offering a money back guarantee if healing takes longer than prior treatments. A Great Falls Drug Company 25 cent bottle is advertised.
A collection of excerpts argues Judaism survival proves its ongoing necessity as a religion. Abram St Isaacs defends its enduring influence from art to science, while other items note spinal cord injury science, a warning on costly fashion, and a state aid housing proposal.
A British scientist warns that tall stiff collars and long back collar buttons can restrict blood flow to the brain and press on the neck spinal area. The pressure from tight collars or heavy clothing may imprint on the back of the neck and risk spinal sensitivity.
The piece argues that justifiable spending can feel reasonable yet undermines thrift. It warns that mixing moral justification with prudence erodes the hard fact of economy and could set a precedent that harms financial discipline.
Massachusetts Senate backs a homestead commission to study methods for aiding workers to acquire homes in suburbs with state help. Aimed at factory hands and laborers, the plan seeks likely House passage and governor approval, noting international trends and building societies as models, plus insurance-backed schemes and cooperative banks for affordable home building.
A verse piece contrasts a loud baseball fan with Spring driven desire. The Baseball Bug roars on bleachers and in daily life, while The Cleaning Bug hints at springtime urges and social rhythms.
Carl Mast, who recently bought the delivery and kindling wood business of N. S. Wood, will deliver baggage and parcels to all parts of the city with promptness and care. Kindling and store wood for sale and coal orders taken. Orders left at the Tribune Store. wagon flagged at Anan WLLEe 46 to Carl Mast.
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