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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
7
A fragment notes an egotist roaming and reading aloud at home and in Washington. It contrasts personal confession with the Washington Star’s tone, highlighting a conflicted public voice and private rhetoric.
An old advertisement touts Manzan Pile Remedy for all forms of piles claiming soothing effects on inflammation soreness and itching. Price is 50 cents and is guaranteed and sold by Potts the druggist. June 3 note appears with a humorous dialogue about money.
Promotes prompt relief for coughs croup hoarseness and whooping cough with gentle laxative action. Marketed by Potts drugstore accompanied by claims of a 30 days trial PINULES for kidneys promising relief from backache and kidney bladder troubles with blood purification and system invigoration.
A fragmentary page features a humorous line about a brown hen and an old coal bin, alongside assorted advertisements for kidney tonics and potions. It includes a note about Arabian horses’ form and endurance, plus short verses and a mock ad for a drugstore product.
A poem fragment from Harper’s Weekly mentions a woman named Jennie and a whimsical line about using her “antetime” after bridge work. An 19th century ad promotes Manzan Pile Remedy with a promise of no operation and a price of 50 cents sold at Potts' drug store dated June 8.
Stage manager reproaches an actor for laughing during the death scene. The actor retorts that his salary permits only brief joy, reflecting backstage tensions and comic relief amid rehearsal.
A jumble of early 20th century ads and quotes touts cures for dizziness, fatigue, and colds, featuring Hotter 6 Rocky Mountains Tea, Kennedy's Laxative products, Foley's Urino Laxative testimonials, and a brief humor exchange about a man buying two pairs of trousers.
A Victorian notice promotes DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve by Potts the Druggist for piles and Health tonics. It also parodies The Bachelor’s Will, a poem about an elderly man leaving his estate to women who refused marriage, with a quip on marriage certainties. The piece concludes with a humorous anecdote about a clergyman misdating a marriage certificate in Current Literative.
An old advertisement mocks ignorance and promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a life enhancer. The copy claims it is the greatest strength maker appetite builder and health restorer priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets, with Potts the Druggist listed.
A terse dialogue unfolds with a wife stating she doubts her spouse's honesty. She admits reluctance to grieve him yet makes clear she does not believe his explanations, as reported by the Philadelphia Press in a brief, era-typical snippet.
A fragmentary item mentions a misidentification in a robbery case with an acquittal after the court found no identity. It also references medical ads for Kodol for indigestion and DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills sold by Potts the Druggist.
The pyramid of Cheops near Cairo is described as containing more than four million tons of stone. The ancient monument continues to fascinate scholars and visitors exploring its massive structure.
A playful note compares egg weights across nations noting Germany's hens produce very light eggs. It claims a pound of German eggs weighs more than nine Russian eggs or eight American eggs and seven Spanish eggs, highlighting international differences in size.
Mrs Joyce from Claremont New Hampshire writes about forests as both wood stores and water reservoirs. She also endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy saying it cured years of kidney trouble and praises it as grand medicine.
Lawyer questions jury on character versus reputation. Juror defines reputation as neighbors view. Mrs S L Bowen of Wayne Wa recalls kidney illness and recovery after Foley's Kidney Remedy with a dollar bottle claim. Cruc Store ad hints at availability.
The Houston Post reports a couple's dialogue on asking for hand in marriage. The man describes his father’s gentle and courteous reaction, noting it surprised him and that he had once been called a pugilist.
A dated 1906 letter from C N Cornell of Roding Ga praises Kohol bought in 1902 for stomach and bowels illness. The note, sold by Potts the Druggist, includes greetings and well wishes and ends with a courteous sign-off.
Ian Maclaren urged literary beginners to start strong in New York saying a good beginning is half the battle. He joked about a suitor winning approval from an irascible father by claiming a money saving method to begin an interview.
An advertisement explains that three quarters of coffee are untouchable and promises five grades of the top quarter. It notes that the grocer refunds money if customers dislike Schilling's Best coffee and that the grocer pays the supplier.
Notices announce the marriage of Miss Minnie Dishno to George S Webber to be held June 17 at the bride’s parents home near Fox. F A Hazelbaker and J H Shuey fished at Twin Lakes. Fred and George Woodworth and Bob O’Connell returned from Lemhi with about 100 head of stock cattle. Mont Clinton reportedly killed a brown bear in the hills. fur described as in excellent condition.
A violent tornado tracked across Southern Nebraska and parts of Northern Kansas Friday night, killing at least 21 people and injuring many more. In Fairfield over 40 buildings were wrecked including three churches, with losses exceeding $100,000.
Frank Merrell of 817 North Washington St Butte Mont reports heavy fatigue back and side pain from kidney issues. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with stopping the attack after years of trying remedies finally finding relief. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
Brief transit notice lists travel period June 1 to September 15 and limit October 31 with reference to Agents Oregon Short Line. Contains a lone 197t ee fragment.
Republican National Convention in Chicago with excursions via Oregon Short Line and Overland Route scheduled June 12 to 15. Fare limits noted to June 30 with rates and details available from agents. Readership notice from 24-41.
Tickets for the Democratic National Convention in Denver are on sale from Utah and Wyoming stations for July 3 and 4 and from other stations for July 3 and 4. Limit date July 20. See agents for rates and further particulars.
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