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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
2
A brief item notes three life moments for a man born to happiness and health, married with social regard, and deceased as a model of upright living. The Roundup from Puck captures the tasteful commemorations and expected tributes.
Oklahoma City article notes that life insurance agents operating in the state will be required to present certificates of good moral character before being permitted to conduct business. The rule aims to regulate conduct and protect consumers.
Elder Elton plans a peaceful July Fourth under a chestnut tree but his son Beardsley rigs an electric device to overhear conversations. The tree fort explodes into a noisy firecracker display, scattering the family’s picnic and turning a quiet day into a humorous mishap with Beardsley sharing the spoils with his surprised father.
The article praises Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo for diagnosing diseases without personal exams, using specialized staff and mail consultations. It details electric therapies and violet-ray and incandescent light baths, noting their success for chronic diseases, especially in women, neurology, rheumatism, diabetes, and skin conditions.
A collage of humorous observations and opinions on social trends figures and tech. It notes per capita circulation values opinions on blondes and marriage money asymmetries and future travel and transport shifts from the era referencing professors Eliot and Johnson and a Wilkes-Barre alderman.
Eight year old John Carr Jr. of Ewing Nebraska was leading a colt when the boy tied the halter strap around his waist. He fell and the colt trampled him to death.
Tecumseh Nebraska reports a hen owned by Mrs. Fred Goosman has adopted four kittens, sheltering them under her wings at night as if they were her chicks.
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