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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
11
A married woman warns a girl about female friendship in society while the girl counters with skepticism about married women claiming to offer guidance. The dialogue catalogs six harsh types of friends from envy to manipulation and criticism, ending with a sharp critique of married women’s true motives.
Henriette Rousseau notes the surge of challie fabrics in 400 designs with satin stripes floral weaves and lace. Tea gowns return in sarah liberty voile crepe de chine India silk and more with billowed lace trims satin bands and removable sailor collars while shirt waists keep bulky sleeves and plaid silk reigns as bold fashion statements.
A fragmented dialogue describes a sexualized riddle about a diamond ring and misreading spectacles. The speaker questions whether the substitution puzzle is correct and hints at a leak in understanding.
A riddle clues a five letter word formed from letters present in certain flower names. Each line specifies a letter that appears in one flower but not in another, guiding to a final five letter word that is itself a flower.
A wordplay puzzle shows removing the letter I changes phrases creating puns. Examples include child becoming stable and commander becoming head cook, with other pairs like worship chal lenge and raise a multitude, testing letter removal effects.
A fragmented exchange shows Nan urging a destination while a caregiver advises patience and calm until someone returns from school. The scene hints at a domestic moment and a child’s eager anticipation.
No. 142 presents arithmetic questions asking for differences among numbers and expressions. No. 143 lists an octagon and eight clues, from a bird to an article of food, finishing with a reference to a famous incident tied to a great discovery hinted by a picture from the New York Journal.
The item lists No. 145 Geographical Acrostic naming Pacific islands and a food article, plus a No. 1446 Jumbles with clues about a Scottish patriot and a Saxon king and poet. No. 147 Hireya hints at themed keys in a playful country dialogue with fittings from the New York Journal.
A compact listing of acrostics reflections and word games including Central Acrostic Spring items, Longfellow poem cue, a riddle SHp, Charade Insin-u-ate, Word Building chain H He The Heat Earth Hearth, Half Square terms Proper Rabid Obit Pit Ed, Enigmatical Eve rivera nobscot Potomac Ohio, and note on transpositions and nut related terms Walnut Brazil nut Nutmeg Pignat.
A troubled wife regains beauty and strength after claiming irritability and nervousness drove her husband away. A friend’s tip and Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription are credited with restoring health, easing female complaints and returning happiness to the home. The text argues modern life worsens women’s health and promotes the remedy as a universal cure.
Advertises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a sole remedy for feminine ailments with a money-back offer. Cites long company history and numerous testimonials from customers like Mrs. O. O. Scripture of Prescott and others in Buffalo and beyond. Encourages trials and mentions Pleasant Pellets as a laxative option from Worth's Dispensary Medical Association.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser a large volume with over a thousand pages and 700 illustrations. It offers free mailing on receipt of stamps and provides price options: one-cent stamps for cloth bound and 21 stamps for paper covers, addressed to Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo NY.
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