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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
8
Girdles of many sorts grow in importance as elaborate dress accessories. Paris showcases metallic and ivory mimic materials with beads and jets. silk cords and chains appear, some girdles ending in decorative tassels. Velvet ribbons support multi frock girdles with rose petal accents and cascades.
Scot Destroyer at Tattersall's and various Dillon visitors are noted along with multiple advertisements for Tattersall's Carpets and linoleum, Tanlac, Scheaffer pens, and Stone & Stone. Reports include flu cases, local horse sales, and a Tennessee resident praising Tanlac after weight gain.
In a conservative New Jersey town a newlywed couple won a New York raffle prize turkey. After delivery to their home they tried to chloroform and box it, but the bird woke in the kitchen causing a comic, late night disturbance until a neighbor lent assistance with further anesthesia.
The Intransigente of Rio de Janeiro hosts a contest to name the most skilled Brazilian woman in any field. A list shows stenographers actresses seamstresses government workers laundry staff and many others led by Senhorinhba Binley a seamstress with over 1000 votes.
A 15 year effort by ex Major Ernest Jones of the army air service yields a treasured set of 1 800 American aeronautical photographs. The collection traces aviation from 1863 to 1917, showing Wright, Curtiss, Thomas, Wittemann and other pioneers with rare images of machines and events. The U S Air Service calls it perhaps the most complete American aviation photograph collection.
Frank Pettingill of Sanbornton New Hampshire hunted alone and wounded a big buck. After losing ammunition he pursued the deer to a mountain brook where he grappled it and finally killed it. The buck tore his trousers but he retrieved the carcass and returned home for his prize.
Thelma loves vaudeville and dances, then spots a sparrow in the yard taking a daily dust bath. She rushes to tell her mother with bright eyes about the bird shimmying in the dust.
A brief line from Stray Stories quotes a hair restorer man and an advertising manager debating a testimonial. The customer claims one bottle of the product reduced three bird spots to one, prompting questions about the claim.
An old advertisement offers a trial package from Foley Company with Honey and Tar, Kidney Pills and Cathartic for coughs and colds. A Boston Post joke recounts Miss Oldcake surprised by Mr Nutt proposing marriage and admitting intent toward her sister, humorously.
A dialogue from the Columbia Jester shows a woman demanding seriousness from a man who evasively claims nothing by a kiss. She warns she will not tolerate perfunctory affection and insists on genuine intent.
A reader from Leavenworth Kansas reports backache vanished after Foley Kidney Pills. The letter claims relief from rheumatic pains and kidney trouble symptoms and notes the product is sold everywhere.
Two sailors joke about the navy being scrapped after leave. They blame Washington for starting the idea while the crew searches for their ship. The quip reflects wartime humor on fleet reductions and recruitment policy.
East Orange New Jersey father praises Foley's Honey and Tar for feverish colds coughs snuffles and wheezy breath. The medicine is said to relieve croup without opiates and is sold everywhere according to the advertisement.
An advertisement urges readers to take a Foley Cathartic Tablet at night to cure tiredness, languor, or headaches and claims morning relief. It promotes the product as effective for disordered digestion and notes the item is sold everywhere.
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet quotes a line about the thrill of horse racing and affordability. The speaker teases a colonel over attending races daily, noting the paradox of enjoying the sport while claiming not to be able to afford it.
John Grab of 2539 Jackson Ave New Orleans Louisiana reports kidney weakness with back ache and fatigue. After taking Foley Kidney Pills his symptoms eased and his kidneys felt healthy again. Advertisements claim the product is sold everywhere.
A witty note on auto ads humorously asks what comes after the purchase price. It suggests the roles of the insurance man tire dealer and accessory fiend plus several motorcycle squad members, highlighting typical post sale ad chatter.
A historical remark observes that individuals facing execution often appear cheerful before self harm. The idea suggests a paradox in a condemned person’s demeanor prior to being led to the gallows, contrasted with expectations of sorrow.
Mrs K D Drake of Childs Md says after a flu and severe cough Foley's Honey and Tar gave relief she highly recommends it. The remedy is described as good for croup whooping cough and colds and contains no opiates with wide availability.
The Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho promotes its butter as fresh churned from Jersey cream, shipped to Dillon stores three times weekly and priced not higher than competitors. It invites customers to mail notice if dealers are out of stock so prompt supply can be arranged for every family.
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