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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
8
Fashion prospects for spring predict a shift to color as the key. Wool fabrics gain vivid hues such as delft blue sea green and violet while silks and trims add contrast. Tailored frocks feature long lines and bold trims including velvet-like weaves and checks with navy blue declining in demand.
Local notices from Dillon include visits by Armstead and Butte residents, shop ads for Tattersall's and Stone & Stone, and reports of ongoing illnesses and health updates. Hazelbaker offers public land script, while Tony Potts advertises Tanlac and Taniac health tonics. George Stimpson slaughtered hogs. Miss Baldwin and Miss Crittenden receive nursing care.
The shale industry emerges from speculation to a worldwide, growing force with major land purchases in California Colorado and Utah. Koppers Co will build the Green River Wyoming shale retort complex costing about 2.2 million dollars. The piece urges large financial backing and strong engineering and chemistry expertise for profitable shale development and notes by products and research importance.
The sons and daughters of Mrs. Mary Bucy of Monida Mont Cen tennial valley thank friends in Monida and the valley for ministrations during the sad bereavement of our mother. THE FAMILY.
A cautious man Contemplates his fuel before driving and his words before speaking He evaluates resources and impact in both actions The piece contrasts prudent preparation in travel and conversation
A promotional slip offers a trial package of Foley brand remedies after mailing a name and address to Foley Co at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill. The ad promises Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets and notes the promotion is sold everywhere. The text also includes a poem fragment about a perforated clock and a magnet for the eye from The White Wing.
In an engineering seminar a professor defines dry-dock as a shipyard facility where hulls are treated out of water. A student asks about medical prescriptions and a pharmacist discusses appropriate dispensing standards.
A reader from Leavenworth Kansas endorses Foley Kidney Pills citing relief from backache and kidney trouble symptoms. The note claims the backache left after taking the pills and mentions widespread sale.
A Paris Amus ant piece notes a quip from Le Journal about chivalry and public transit. The exchange contrasts a bygone era when stagecoaches ruled with a modern subway scene.
East Orange的John S. Hunnicutt 推荐 Foley's Honey and Tar 给孩子们缓解感冒发热 咳嗽 湿哮 等症状 还能缓解咯呜 声称无阿片 类似药物 处处销售广告信息牌广告语
A simple customer browses and purchases a book titled Cultivate Your Natural Beauty but immediately departs without further dialogue, prompting a brief retail scene noted by the Philadelphia Retail Ledger.
A vintage advertisement urges readers suffering fatigue or upset to take a Foley Cathartic Tablet tonight. It claims relief by morning and suggests the remedy helps when illness is from disordered direction. Sold Everywhere.
The Louisville Courier Journal fragment notes a spoken exchange with a child calling to a father. It mentions a man who sells life insurance and uses phrases like See pa and To h. The snippet captures a domestic context and a reference to life insurance.
John Grab of 2539 Jackson Ave New Orleans describes kidney weakness dull back pain and languor. He says Foley Kidney Pills relieved the trouble and restored kidney health. Sold everywhere.
On a first visit to a western ranch a young woman questions a cowpuncher about the coil of line on his saddle and its use for catching cattle and horses. She then asks what is used as bait in their work, prompting a brief exchange.
A Maryland mother cites relief from a severe flu related cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar. She notes it is good for croup whooping cough and colds, suitable for children, and contains no opiates.
A reflective line notes value lies in brains over numbers. It contrasts a single brain quality with a trivial ten cent sandwich example to critique simplistic measurements. The remark implies judgment of intellect beyond mere counts.
Joseph Lonsway of Clayton New York, oldest Medal of Honor holder, noted for Civil War heroism with the Twenty fifth New York Infantry. He was due to turn eighty five next March.
The Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho offers fresh churned butter from Jersey cream. Butter costs no more than usual and is shipped to Dillon stores three times weekly. if stock is unavailable, readers can mail for prompt supply and ensure fresh butter for every family.
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