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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
4
The Jackson Sunday School notes discuss a lesson titled The Gospel in Antichrist is Pisida, recounting biblical figures and themes. They recount nature study experiences with a toad, squirrels, a pig, a cow, cats, and birds, plus poems and drawings, and reflect on the need for Sunday School in daily life.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers an ointment that quickly believes and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Marketed as a blood purifier, it reports wonderful results and is sold by all druggists. F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
Charles Quist owner of the Wisdom drug store and a popular Big Hole resident was elected president of the Montana Pharmaceutical Association at theMissoula convention. Hugh OConnor of Butte explained federal narcotic regulations as part of discussions and Butte was chosen for next year’s convention.
The director of maintenance explains that every automobile part endures heavy loads and stresses. To ensure reliability owners should demand genuine Paige and Jewett repair parts, which undergo strict testing, sizing, heat treatment, and inspection to meet exact specifications.
The Dillon to Butte bus line is suspended for now with hopes it will resume soon. The halt follows unspecified legal requirements that must be met for operation under state commerce commission rules.
Cora Jernigan from Potts Camp Mississippi says kidney discomfort caused misery and nerves until Foley Pills relieved her symptoms. The ad describes Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant to increase kidney activity and urges trying a bottle from Potts the druggist.
In Mullion Town Cornwall England a medieval cleric installed a devil door near the church entrance intended to allow the devil to escape when the sponsors renounce him and his deeds.
The State Bank of Dillon sues B L Skalitzky in Beaverhead County district court for $1068 on a March 8 1924 note with partial payments of $175 on June 8 1924 and $226 05 on May 11 1926. The summons requires an answer within twenty days. default leads to judgment.
A Baltimore Sun excerpt reflects a zeal to prioritize wealth accumulation amid apocalyptic language arguing the rich face damnation and a frenzied drive to amass riches.
Congestion on Paris sidewalks forces people to rely on taxicabs to move through dense crowds as authorities seek solutions to the growing pedestrian backlog.
Carl B. Taylor chairman of the Montana Association of Optometrists left early this week for Butte to attend a postgraduate course conducted by Dr. William Ketchum of the Los Angeles School of Optometry.
A veteran observer notes newspaper staff life and the cub reporter tale. He recalls a timid youth sent to interview a quarrelsome capitalist about his runaway daughter, nearly tumbling after the door. The piece frames newsroom adventures as common lore.
The term Sit on the Woolsack means lord chancellor of England and the speaker of the house of lords. Wool sacks, large square bags stuffed with wool and covered in red cloth, sat in the Lords to remind judges of woolen manufacture and national wealth.
The Bureau of Biological Survey notes no fixed rule for teaching a bird to talk. Training hinges on patience, with the bird kept in a secluded cage and spoken to only in simple phrases. Begin with one phrase per day and gradually introduce more phrases.
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