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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
11
The article compares human housekeeping with insect behavior, detailing bees cleaning hives, ventilating for temperature, and nurses caring for brood, and ants storing food, farming honey, and maintaining clean nests. It notes ants’ baths, seed handling, and plant and tree housekeeping, concluding with nature’s broader housekeeping in flora.
Naval constructor Prentiss Young at Bethlehem Ironworks develops a shell and armor breakthrough after a Turkish sultan’s demand. He demonstrates a magnetized shell tip that penetrates armor, revealing a new process for armor plate and a concealed tip mechanism, ending with a royal dowry.
In a classroom scene Old Grimshaw tells a student that physicians divide humanity into two groups. The poor they cure and the rich they doctor. The exchange frames medical ethics and social duty with a sharp physician’s blunt view.
The anxious mother asks Penelope if Charles kissed her last night. Penelope replies there was a brief labial gesture as Charles left, but it was fleeting and harmless.
A Newark News quote asks why elderly Rollingold gave away money fearing relatives may deem him incapable of managing it. The fragment suggests concerns about guardianship and finances within a family context.
An advertisement extols Paine’s Celery Compound as a remedy for indigestion and a range of stomach related evils. It claims quick relief and renewed strength, citing a testimonial from Fred Ross of Clarendon Iowa who says two bottles cured his indigestion and nervousness with no further medicines needed.
Canons across the Rio Grande Rai line dubbed the World Scenic Route inviting travelers to visit in any season. Agent G. W. Frreakrann of Butte Montana promotes affordable fares and asks readers to request rates and folders.
A group of San Francisco businessmen paid 112 500 in coin and stock to acquire a treatment for Bright's Disease and Diabetes. They began testing on November 15, 1900, using 87 percent favorable results from over three dozen cases with 13 percent failures. Clinical reports and trial records are available on request.
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