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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
11
In Stockholm a public ovation honors explorers who accompanied the Antarctic voyage. Officials and the scientific team received congratulations as banners praised their endurance and contributions to polar science.
Stockholm rejoiced at Nordenskjold and his Antarctic expedition returning from the south. About 25,000 spectators lined the route to the Grand Hotel as officials, Royal Geographical Society members, and dignitaries greeted the explorers who faced peril in 1901–02. The tale foreshadows maps needing revision and hints at looming Russo-Japanese War era tensions across Europe.
Captain von Grumne, commandant of a German frigate in Aalesund harbor, and his wife were warmly received in Christiania after aiding fire victims. They took aboard several people and personally cared for the sick and distressed as the blaze raged. The arrival drew a large crowd at the et banen station.
Danish papers warn of potential English Russian war embroilment and Denmark’s awkward position. closer royal ties to Russia fuel sympathy for Muscovites. Telegrapher’s 100th anniversary celebrated. Curtain and Textile firm increases capital to 1,000,000 crowns. Notables include Conrad Rasmussen’s death. estate valued at 1.89 million crowns. Esbjerg population noted at 15,000 after 6,323 in 1894.
A fragmented notice discusses the Boer War as a bluff by the British government and mentions the appeal of biblical content. It ends with an old advertising line for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by Riley the druggist.
An ad notes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best physic to cleanse and invigorate the stomach and bowels with regular size 250 per box. It mentions Count Zeppelin starting a new air ship at Berlin and a subscription total of 112600 dollars.
A brief ad touts Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment as a cure for piles with relief after use. It advertises bottles at 50 cents and tubes at 75 cents through Riley's Drug Store. The text also mentions an unrelated note about a liquid sunshine banquet and a Martin Luther quote on music.
A $5100 cash prize invites the public to name the Rock Island System and Southern Pacifica Company train to California to begin service November 1, 1902 via the El Paso Short Line. No fees. Address Jno Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago. Also notes about Mrs Clemmens improving and Mr Clemmens hard at work with a nod to Mark Twain.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway known as the St. Paul Road began using electricity for train lighting in 1888. It helped pioneer traveler comforts and contributed to the luxury standard in Pioneer Limited cars. The czar of Russia can rely on his newspapers, yet publication continues despite disagreement.
P A Danforth of LaGrange Ga suffered six months with a running sore on his leg yet Bucklen’s Amica Salve entirely cured it in five days. The ad claims it heals ulcers wounds and piles and guarantees a cure for 25 cents at City Drug store. A Chicago man owing 15 dollars in taxes filed a bankruptcy petition at a cost of 35 dollars citing conscientious scruples against paying taxes.
Dr King’s New Life Pills are promoted as curing indigestion constipation sick headache and all stomach liver and bowel troubles. The ad touts 250 price at City Drug Store and claims missions work night and day.
A Chicago woman's club held a heated discussion centered on The Three Essentials of a Home. It concluded that money or credit are two essentials and that pure luck completes the trio.
Advertisement claims stomach blockage from over eating or abuse causes sick headaches and that relieving stomach distress ends the headache. Promotes Dr Gunn's Improved Liver Pills for bilious attacks and dyspepsia with 25c per box price and mail order from Dr Bosanko Co Philadelphia. Sold by city druggists.
A promotional feature extols Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as a vital tonic for overworked Americans. It argues fresh air outdoor living and blood nourishment support nerves and stamina, denounces narcotics and stimulants, and cites testimonials and a reward offer to prove claims. The piece promotes the Common Sense Medical Adviser and provides mail-order details for the book.
The remark suggests Pierpont the Great contemplates relocating to seek a new realm to conquer while warning John Ball may be prudent.
The quote notes that most men need not stay awake worrying over whether to retire at sixty based on their wealth. It presents a general stance that retirement timing is seldom a moral or financial crisis for the average man.
Pleasant City Ohio resident Mrs W Watkins credits Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption with saving her ill child after pneumonia and a terrible cough. The ad promises cure for coughs colds and all lung diseases with guarantee from City Drug Store, prices 50c and 1.00 with free trials. A medical writer notes no one should work between meals, though the speaker jokes otherwise.
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a cure for overwork sleeplessness nervous tension and liver kidney disorders. It claims the tonic heals nervousness rheumatism neuralgia and malaria germs and notes a 500 price with City Drug Store guarantee. It also mentions Mrs Langtry staying brave during a derailment.
The two year old daughter of Mr. P. L. McPherson of 59 North Tenth Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania suffered night wakefulness from stomach trouble. Mother gave half a Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets which quieted the stomach and the child slept through the night. Two boxes effected a permanent cure and the child is now well and strong. For sale by Riley the druggist. Im
An advertisement offers an untaxed free cure for eczema and piles, claiming instant relief for skin diseases. The copy includes claims of popularity and a New York origin with a distant contact or product reference.
Colonel John S Flaherty manager of the Majesty theater urges prudence saying an ounce of prevention beats relief. He recalls a cautious man who was deaf and dumb and wore boxing gloves to bed to stop talking in his sleep.
The richest American is a Baptist, the financier a Episcopalian, and the leading railroad man an Episcopalian. A Democratic politician is Roman Catholic, a wholesale merchant Presbyterian, and a Republican politician Episcopalian. Salmon traps are banned in Canada, making salmon coats cost 15 cents there and 3 cents across the border.
A group of San Francisco business men paid 112 500 in coin and stock for a nov 16 1900 trial of a treatment claimed to cure Brights disease and diabetes. Of 87 percent of 3 dozen cases tested, patients were well or improving, with 13 percent failures. Clinical reports and committee proceedings will be mailed free on request.
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