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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
9
The American Sheep Breeder reports no scab found in tested samples, attributing fleece issues to feeding errors rather than disease. Photos show a convenient dipping setup for rapid treatment, while Texas growers describe profitable hot house lamb production and careful feeding. The piece also critiques Massachusetts wool embargoes and notes varied winter sheep outcomes in Utah and Idaho, urging continued flock attention beyond fleece value.
A cadet narrator recalls a vivid dream of marching to Santiago de Cuba, enduring bombardment and a mine explosion, then waking at West Point as the morning gun fires. The vision blends war ordeal with schooling, prompting thoughts of quitting, yet he remains in the army at the story’s close.
A collage of advertisements and notes from Central Pharmacy highlights free samples of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment, and Herbine for liver ills. It touts orange production growth, wealth shifts, and health tips, including White's Dream Vermifuge and Ballard's Snow Liniment, with prices and casual society quips interspersed.
An advertisement for BAL LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP at Central Pharmacy promotes a bed time remedy to cure a cold. It lists prices of 25 cents and 60 cents.
A new star in Perseus announces possible Milky Way origin with light-travel estimates of 8400 years to Earth. The surrounding nebula has expanded rapidly, reaching four minutes of arc in months, while Mars signals are anticipated in spring as favorable opposition approaches.
The Chicago Post notes many hunters have reduced otters and fur animals while beavers surge in Maine. Hundreds appear in northern counties. dam building floods timber lands, threatening forests. Law protects them, but aging terms may not be renewed at request of lumber owners.
An advertisement lauds Paine's Celery Compound as a cure and life giver. It claims to purify blood, strengthen nervous systems, ease overwork and insomnia, and restore health, citing a testimonial from Mrs Mary M Myers of Baltimore Ohio who recovered from nervous prostration and debility after using the product.
An Upstate man recounted hiring a prominent New York attorney, John W. Griggs, at the Murray THI hotel. He paid 25 for a retainer and was told to send a reminder when ready to proceed, with Griggs noting the payment as only a retainer. New York Mail and Express.
A University of Pennsylvania biology student notes that horses fed from nose bags and dogs react to ridicule. The horse stops eating with embarrassment when laughed at, while dogs withdraw from actions until in a fight, showing they resist mockery in other contexts.
The Rio Grande Railroad line promotes the Canon of the Grand as a prime scenic attraction likened to a painter’s dream. Cy Warman lauds the landscapes, while the line touts affordable tickets and available rates and folders for travelers.
A promotional notice invites women to earn money in their leisure time. It promises a simple, not hard job and urges sending 25 cents or a money order to receive cloth and full directions prepaid. Addressed to BRILLIANTINA OO, Roxbury Massachusetts.
A group of San Francisco business men paid 112 500 in coin and stock on August 30 1901 for a new treatment claimed to cure Brights Disease and Diabetes. They began testing November 15 1900 with over three dozen cases and reported eighty seven percent improvement by August 25. Proponents published clinical reports and will mail them free on request.
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