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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
8
A witty reflection notes small amounts of substance can ruin much, comparing a drop of ink in water, an inch of yeast in bread, and unabsorbed alkali in soap to highlight risk. It questions if avoiding Ivory Soap is wise, likening it to a wagon needing axle grease to run smoothly.
A city meeting convened by Mayor Morse discussed famine relief for India with 30 to 50 million affected and a plan to form an executive committee. L. Eliel, F. Huber, R. J. Moore, W. J. Crowell, and J. T. Farley named to lead. committees organized by ward and business groups with Fidel Huber as treasurer.
An earnest effort to raise funds for famine relief with a substantial contribution from England cited as $200,000 daily. Social event at Birch Creek ranch hosted by Mrs. Chas Beerher in honor of the Misses Weaton of Butte, with lunch, games, and horseback riding for attendees including Geo Beerher and family, Frank Beerher family, Laura Marshall, Marion, Katherine, and Clara Wreaton.
An old time ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as gentle and effective for headache and constipation. It warns against harsh mineral pills and claims the product does the work perfectly for a mild cleanse. Available for 250 at the City drug store.
The Chicago Record quotes allegations accusing Dauber of abusing his privileges and mistreating a woman, citing remarks that he is devoted to his art while critics label his conduct shameful and abusive.
A Philadelphia North American line quotes a social sage saying a man goes wrong from pure cussedness while a woman errs from mere curiosity. The aphorism frames moral failure as gendered triggers.
Lord Raglan in the Crimea had 25 000 troops. Lord Roberts commands about 160 000. A craze for physical culture grips New York this winter. American and Australian butter is crowding German butter from the English market. The Illinois state board of health urges a sanitarium for consumptives be erected.
This ad promotes Cascarets as a cure for every ailment from headaches to cancer claiming they restore health by cleansing bowels. It states a 10 cent starter cost and warns to beware of imitations with metal box packaging and tablets stamped 0 0.
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