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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

13 Mar 1931

Page 7

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1931

Page

7

Irish Patriots Shaped America From Revolution to Navy

In this 1931 Western Newspaper Union digest, Elmo Scott Watson chronicles the prominent Irish-born figures who contributed to American independence and early naval power. Leaders like Richard Montgomery, William Thompson, Edward Hand, Daniel Morgan, John Barry, James McHenry, and Matthew Thornton are highlighted for their roles in the Continental Army, the navy, and state governance.

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Emerald Isle St. Patrick's Day St. Patrick Ireland America Revolutionary Army Lst Washington Adams Richard Montgomery Raphoe Louisburg West Indies Quebec Congress Montgomery St. John’s Chambly Philip Schuyler Montreal Benedict Arnold Guy Carleton William Thompson William Irvine William Maxwell Thompson Continental Congress Pennsylvania Riflemen Boston John Thomas John . Sullivan Sullivan Three Rivers Fort Pitt Maxwell New Jersey Schuyler Lake Champlain Elizabethtown N. J Brandywine Germantown Valley Forge Monmouth John Sullivan Pennsylvania Hand United States Arthur St. Clair Old Northwest Richard Butler Andrew Lewis Donegal Augusta Count Ty Virginia Ohio Sandy Creek Grant Virginia Militia John Armstrong Continental Army Barry Delaware Trenton Princeton Sle Philadelphia Fort McHenry James McHenry Benjamin Rush Fort Washington Nehler McHenry John Adams Baltimore James Smith George Taylor Matthew Thornton Massachusetts Matthew Leicester Londonderry N. H
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Sore Throat Advice and Bayer Aspirin Endorsement

The daily press warns of rising sore throat cases and urges prompt care. It recommends dissolving three Bayer Aspirin tablets in water to gargle for immediate relief and reduced infection, and promotes Bayer tablets for cold aches and pains.

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First Aid Week Marks Sterlings Tenth Anniversary

The 1922 First Aid Home Remedy Week promotes better merchandising and advertising for Sterling Products. Druggists nationally join the effort with the goal of reducing suffering and saving lives by encouraging readiness for illness or accidents. A poster shows a filled medicine chest and the slogan Fill That Medicine Chest Now.

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Chicago Sterling Products Druggiste Everywhere National Association of Retail Druggists National Wholesale Druggists’ Association National Association of Retail Drug Clerks W. EB. Weiss America Dominion
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Aspiring Milk Debate Satirized by Davenport Skit

A witty pair debates advertising claims about milk sources. Davenport counters by joking that his milk comes from cheerful faucets rather than contented cows, lampooning modern methods.

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Qglark Davenport
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Grand Duke Boris Comments On Russian Resolve In New York

In an arrival interview in New York the Grand Duke Boris praised Russians as plucky. He cites a street musician playing Christmas Awake in a snowstorm, noting the musician’s shoes are blown to holes yet unseen by a passing girl.

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Grand Duke Boris New York Russia
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Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Ad Claims Strength

An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as making weak women strong with no alcohol, sold by druggists in tablets or liquid. The note adds a quip about unsuccessful marriages being portrayed as escapades and calls marriage one of the serious affairs of life.

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Dr. Pierce
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Castoria Promises Gentle Help for Children's Ailments

Castoria corrects children's ailments with relief from teething colic and discomfort. Mothers trust its quick comfort and restful sleep as a pure vegetable preparation with mild action for young and growing children. When older and out of sorts a liberal dose restores balance quickly.

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Avoid Burns from Mustard Plasters for Pain Relief

An advertisement promotes Hoff's liniment as a safer alternative to mustard plasters for rheumatic or muscular pains and colds. It instructs rubbing, then applying a Hoff's saturated cloth to the affected area, promising quick blood flow and reduced congestion. The 8 ounce bottle costs 60 cents, with a 30 minute relief guarantee and refund from Goodrich Gamble Company of St Paul Minnesota.

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Do You Own Long Island Real Estate and want to sell

Real estate inquiry asks if owners on Long Island should sell. Mentions Corona area address 41-12 102nd Bt and seeks guidance on listing options. Potential sellers urged to respond for next steps.

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Long Island Corona L. 1 New York
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