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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
5
All business letters and notices for publication go to Tarpon Publishing Co. Editorial correspondence should be addressed to Barton Tarpon. Subscribers failing to receive the paper regularly should notify the office to ensure timely delivery.
The piece protests biased coverage in The Examiner and defends the jury verdict in the Wolff case, notes the lack of a representative for Trisuns, and critiques sensational claims about Wolff and local figures. It skips crowd gossip and cites diplomatic tensions, a California mob hanging, a pastor's life insurance, and a shifting southern political landscape.
In a quoted critique, Frederick the Great laments chaotic cavalry drill and lax duty. He recounts officers passing rides down the chain from captain to sergeant major to lieutenants and cadets who opt to party or nap, leaving the unit undisciplined and ineffective against the enemy.
Mr Jowders, looking gloomily at a letter he has signed, asks his wife if they should read it again before sending to son James. He worries about misspellings but is relieved James did not mind a few errors. He notes spelling by sight versus by sound and acknowledges weak judgment in spelling. From St. Louis Republic.
Verdi spurned a proposed Marquis de Busseto title from King Victor Emmanuel, deeming the Marquis a nobody. Bismarck, later made Duke of Lauenbourg, quipped about the name traveling incognito. A parcel read Mme. la Duchesse de Lauenbourg reached Varzin, and he presented it to his wife with a witty remark.
A Broadway actor long stuck in supporting roles followed his brother to Mexico City to enter the dairy trade. On a business trip he met a former fellow actor still seeking stage chances, who learns the man now thrives in the milk business and quips that he is a star in a milky way.
The term gazette derives from an old Venetian coin worth about half a cent. Newspapers adopted the name because readers paid a gazette to read the first journals in 1550. After reading, the paper was returned to the owner who charged the next viewer a peek fee.
In London robemakers hold the finest robes of state for officials and registrars. They lend crimson and ermine outfits for great ceremonies and portraits, often for a small fee, to peers preparing family portraits.
A light exchange quoted by the Philadelphia Times shows a caller remarking to Edward about his prospects, with a father hinting at age and marriage timing. The playful banter reflects familial expectations and social norms of courting and status.
The scene recalls John J. Ingalls directing remarks at Senator Hoar of Massachusetts. Dawes interjected, prompting Ingalls to reply he aimed at Sumner’s successor, not Webster’s. The exchange joins Conkling Thurman’s famed retort about turning to a senator.
The Chinese viceroy Li Hung Chang visits US minister Conger and jokes about weather and prayer. Conger notes that in the west people also pray for rain and sometimes get an answer. The Earl responds with a wry grin about shared experiences.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. cure requires internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. This non quack remedy was prescribed by leading physicians and combines tonics with blood purifiers to address the disease.
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