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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
7
Nasal Catarah quickly yields to Ely's Dream Balm. The agreeable aromatic remedy is inhaled through the nostrils to cleanse and heal the nasal surface. Sold by druggists in the 50 cent size. Try it and continue treatment until relief.
Proposers prepare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm in spray form for nasal use. The preparation costs 75 cents with spraying tube, available from druggists or by mail. It preserves the medicinal properties of the solid version in liquid form.
An old popcorn ad style line lists DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for piles and DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills sold by Potts the Druggist. It notes a past acquaintance claim and references a Houston Post quotation.
A collage of humorous lines and ad copy quotes. The items reference a marriage blessing by a bishop of Oklahoma and product pitches for Manzan Pile Remedy and Kodol Digestive Aid sold by Potts the Druggist. The tone mimics a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
A brief verse recalls a single chance meeting between a cow and an auto in Detroit with a bemused, satirical tone. The pair never meet again, and the speaker expresses indifference to future encounters.
In a Washington Star excerpt two men are described as the worst at kicking over three years. The page also features an advertisement for MANZAN PILE REMEDY priced at 50 cents, claimed to soothe inflammation soreness and itching, sold by Potts the druggist.
In a witty exchange, a lady tells a caller that the handsomest man among her friends is the one most unlike the speaker. The line comes from a humorous New York Press column on relationship banter.
Advertising blurb for Bees Laxative cough syrup marketed for coughs croup hoarseness and whooping cough. Describes gentle laxative effect and guaranteed relief with sale at Potts' Drug Store. Dated June 3.
A witty vignette features a goat who answers a question about his chin wagging by declaring he chews. The quip, presented in a light tone, reflects a pun on chewing and conversation.
Advertisement notes Pinules for the kidneys with a 30 days trial at $1.00. Claims relief from backache and kidney and bladder troubles from first dose. Marketed as purifying the blood and invigorating the system, sold by Potts' drug store. June 3rd publication.
The New York World notes a man’s life arc as years pass and lessons accumulate. Each year adds burden as the subject relearns truths once believed during earlier years.
An advertised snippet claims his employers valued him and offered a large reward when he left. The item then pivots to a drug ad for PINULES claiming kidney relief and urging a 30 day trial for $1.00 with guarantee, sold by Potts' drug store.
In a brief exchange a Bishop notes that several young ladies in the guild room share a common bond as they express hopeful intent to wed the Judge. The Curate humbly confirms the sentiment.
Humorous verse notes the contrast between courting romance and later domestic life. A jocular line suggests kissing the mother after marriage is more awkward, titled by Brooklyn Life. The playful vignette references a woman tying her bonnet and a trip to Hollister’s for Rocky Mountain Tea by Im Potts the Druggist.
A plea pleads for Bridget to stay despite breaking or shattering the vase, offering to pay her wage. The Denver News line encourages continued presence and compensation.
A Chicago Record-Herald quip notes Junker buying Trilby saloon as a cultural poking at literary tastes. An ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a health booster with 35 cent price, sold by Potts the Druggist. A light verse hints at a husband buying a diamond ring then returning to assess its resale value.
W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee testifies he used Foley's Urino Laxative for chronic constipation and found it a thorough practical remedy. He offers a conscientious reference from City Drug Store.
Mrs. S Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire reports cleaning brass faucets with lemon vinegar soaked flannel then oil for a like-new shine. She also endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy saying it cured a long standing kidney trouble and recommends the medicine highly.
A period advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for summer health at 35 cents the old time herbalists remedy melancholy with a borage bugloss syrup Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup and DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are offered by Potts the Druggist with brief notes on efficacy and historical lore about Milan markets.
Watches sometimes run slow or fast and show irregular time. A brief period of rest lasting a few days often restores accuracy and steadiness in their ticking.
A fragment discusses house etiquette with a daughter serving and a guest serving last, then includes a testimonial from 1906 about Kodol and stomach relief, followed by a note that Potts the Druggist sells it. An aside explains that lead pencils derive their name from old lead plum bents used before graphite mining.
Mrs. 8 L Bowen of Wayne West Virginia writes that Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her kidney disease after she could not stand, noting a one dollar bottle and part of a second cured her entirely. The ad claims the product works where others fail.
A thirteen inch gun stretches forty feet and weighs sixty tons as described in the field report.
In New South Wales the seasons align by months with spring spanning September to November, summer covering December to February, autumn from March to May, and winter from June to August. The system links the four seasons directly to distinct three month blocks.
Green garnets are described as far rarer and more brilliant than diamonds and emeralds. Red garnets are noted as common and inexpensive.
The Kanoon is the favorite instrument among ladies in Turkey. Its flat harp like form features seventy two strings arranged in three string sets and it is played with a small plectrum.
A naval salute between ships of equal rank uses equal gunfire. If ranks differ, the higher ship fires fewer rounds. A royal salute begins with twenty one great guns, officers lower their sword points, and colors are dipped.
The text notes Spain retains the death penalty in law but rarely applies it. The usual punishment for premeditated homicide is life in penal servitude in chains. Parricide is punished by perpetual imprisonment in chains until death.
The notice states grocers will refund customers who dislike Schilligg's Best coffee. It emphasizes the store's responsibility to reimburse money if patrons are unsatisfied with the product.
In Great Falls on May 30 masked youths held up the Great Northern passenger train between the stockyards and city, escaping with $200 to $500 after firing shots to deter passengers. A fourth youth aided planning but did not participate. The four: Albert Hatch 15, William Randall 17, Harry Rheams 15, George Creswell 15.
Frank Merrell of 317 North Washington St Butte Mont says Dean's Kidney Pills cured his back and side pain from kidney trouble after four years of worsening illness. He reports lasting relief and urges buying the product from local dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as sale agent in the United States. Remember the name Dean's.
June 1 and September 6 excursions listed with price references of six dollars. The notice mentions October 3 as a limit and a line for a travel or ticketing arrangement. No clear organization names or dates beyond these fragments.
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