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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1921

Page

8

Dillon News Briefs a Patchwork of Local Notices

Local items note Scot Destroyer at Tattersall’s, Dillon visitors including Geo Clemon and James Duncan. sewing machines, percolators and carpets advertised. Residents travel to Spokane and Butte. Normal College session ends. births and moves reported. several residents plan trips and house rentals noted.

James Duncan of Sheridan Dillon Hazelbaker Emma Yeaman Lemhi Idaho Tattersall’s Harry Kupfer Alma Spokane

Demand the Best Butter From Salmon Creamery

The Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho promises fresh churned butter from Jersey cream. It is shipped to Dillon groceries three times weekly and churned three times a week. If stock runs out, notify by mail to ensure prompt supply for every family.

Jersey Dillon Salmon Creamery Idaho

Drastic lesson corrected youth by police gallery tour

A fifteen year old boy caught pilfering and troubled in private school was taken to police headquarters by his father and a police official. In the rogues gallery he received a stern lecture from detectives and was sent home believing he was cured.

Police Department Rogues Center Street New York Sun

On Border Line of Sanity

The Indianapolis Medical Journal describes early signs that can lead toward insanity. Traits such as self depreciation conceit self pity shyness selfishness suspiciousness jealousy excessive conscientiousness and scrupulousness may become unsocial in excess Moodiness irritability touchiness and oversensitivity may also fit this pattern Early recognition and treatment are urged to prevent progression.

Indianapolis Medical Journal Max A. Babr Bahr

Sickness Causes Large Losses for New York State Factory Workers

An Associated Industries of New York study covering the last half of 1979 shows sickness related losses exceeding 400000 dollars for 140 manufacturers and about 77000 workers. Eight thousand seven hundred sixty one sickness cases lasted three days to six months with an average of 114 per thousand employees monthly 19 per thousand.

New York State Associated Industries of New York

Stamp Portraits Highlight Ukrainian History in Onetime Cossack Icons

A London Times note on stamp series from Ukraine features pictorial issues bearing famed Cossack hetmen. One ten-grivni rose stamp shows Bogdan Khmelnitsky, the renegade Polish officer who led the 1632 Cossack revolt and later served the czar.

London Times Ukraine Russia Bogdan Kherinitzki Rus

First Woman on Lunacy Board in New York Claims

Clarice M. Baright attorney at law asserts she is the first woman named to a New York lunacy commission, noting four appointments starting February 19, 1919 by Judge Otto A. Rosalsky and a latest appointment by Judge Mulqueen in February of the current year.

Clarice M. Baright New York State Otto A. Rosalsky Mulqueen

Heart of Robert Bruce Found in Abbey Casket

Excavations at Melrose Abbey by the Office of Works uncovered stone coffins and a leaden casket containing a heart. The find sparked speculation it held Robert the Bruce's heart, though the casket lay in the part of the grounds where the chapter house stood, where his heart is said to have been buried.

Robert Bruce Melrose Abbey Office of Works Scotland Bruce London Times

A Man of Insight Admits Others Right

A note on reputations, urging greatness through humility by conceding when others are right and acknowledging one's own errors. The idea emphasizes intellectual honesty over ego in argument.

Kidney Pills Claim Pain Relief In Offer

J. T. Osborn of Lucasville Ohio reports ten years of kidney trouble and claims Foley Kidney Pills cured him. The advertisement urges readers to buy Foley Kidney Pills to relieve rheumatic pains backache soreness and stiffness, promising wide availability.

J. T. Osborn Lucasville Foley

Mabel Provokes Bold Kiss With Carnation Gesture

Mabel tells Isabel about a bashful suitor who kept quiet for months. She finally offers a kiss for his carnation. He blushes, then heads to the florist to buy more carnations as he leaves in haste.

Mabel Isabel Los Angeles Times

A Good Summer Medicine for Coughs and Hay Fever

A summer bronchial cough disrupts sleep and drains vitality with hay fever and asthma as seasonal afflictions. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound soothes inflamed membranes stops throat tickle clears wheezy breathing and contains no opiates. Sold everywhere.

Foley

The Friendly Enemy Irish Circus Tale

Frederick Lynch in Recollections of Andrew Carnegie recounts Pat seeking circus admission during a visit to town. Lacking tickets he offers service for entry, crawls into a tiger’s cage and discovers the tiger is an Irishman, leading to a humorous moment.

Ireland Frederick Lynch Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Pat

Health resorts lose visitors to rising travel costs

With rail fares and hotel bills up, fewer people will visit health resorts this year to cleanse impurities linked to rheumatic pains and aches. If you prefer not to travel, Foley Kidney Pills offer at home relief and are sold everywhere.

Punctual Pat Meets Mike at the Post Office

Pat, always punctual, waits at the post office for Mike at ten. He walks ahead and spots Mike across the street rushing toward the meeting. Mike, nicknamed Trishman, apologizes for being late with only five minutes to spare.

Mike Pat Bererra Trishman

Foley Cathartic Tablets Endorsement in Local Letter

Mrs. Geo Powers of 84 Winthrop Ave Revere Mass reports relief from indigestion and constipation after using Foley Cathartic Tablets. The note says the tablets banish biliousness headaches and gas and recommends them to everyone. Sold everywhere.

Geo. Powers Winthrop Ave Revere Mass

Clerk Receives Sealed Envelope Marking 25 Years

In a Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph note a mercantile clerk marked 25 years with the firm. Senior partner Schmidt gives a large sealed envelope reading In memory of this eventful day. The clerk opens it to find a photograph of his employer and replies It’s just like you.

Schmidt Pittsburgh Chronicle- Telegraph

Grater Meets Cocoanut: A Humorous Warning

A playful adage notes that a cocoanut may be great but will eventually encounter a grater, implying inevitable friction between seemingly fine things. The quip relies on humorous wordplay and contrasts rough tools with smooth fruits.

Local Mother praises Yoley's Honey and Tar relief

Mrs Lucille Mackey of Washington Pennsylvania reports her young daughter suffered a dry cough after a cold last winter. She bought two bottles of Yoley's Honey and Tar and the cough improved before finishing the second bottle. Sold everywhere.

Lucille Mackey Buena Vista St Washington, Pa Yoley

Crooked Streets Breeze in Boston Cat Tale

Mr Penn describes Boston’s crooked streets while Mr Hub recalls a joke about a trip with an old cat. The narrator says he could not find his way home without following the cat, highlighting a humorous travel anecdote from a Pickup exchange.

Penn Boston Hub

Getting Along Good Kidney Pills Note

Mrs. Carey of Middletown New York reports kidney trouble since girlhood but says she is getting along good after taking Voley Kidney Pills. The pills are claimed to help the kidneys and are sold everywhere.

Carey Middletown N. Y

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