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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1904
Page
11
Russia's odious bureaucracy highlighted wrongs that have afflicted Finland as noted in a Russia focused report. The piece surveys Sweden Norway and Denmark with emphasis on diplomatic and political tensions affecting northern Europe.
Editorial discusses Russia's autocratic rule and Finland's coercion under Tsarist policy. It notes Count Mannerheim recounting Finnish wrongs and Russian interference since 1899. Also reports on Sweden’s armored cruiser Fylgia and various Stockholm diplomatic notes and cultural figures.
The storthing in Norway recently approved a revenue measure amid debate over fiscal plans. Legislators indicated the government would set an estimated sum to be paid, though details remain incomplete and under review.
Copenhagen financier Bernburg holds a twenty year mining concession in Greenland. He reports a wealth of asbestos copper graphite and mica in western Greenland and says he has invested millions with work to start immediately. A March telegram notes Nordic neutrality fears amid Russo Japanese tensions and a push for a Scandinavian neutrality pact. The Copenhagen Free Harbor Shop offers subsidies totaling 54000 to aid trans Atlantic steamship operations if war persists. In 1903, 12242 Danes emigrated abroad with 1698 from Copenhagen and 4501 foreigners. Artist F Hansen discovered fifteenth century paintings in Aalborg and will exhibit at the National Museum in Copenhagen.
A rash of garbled text notes Johns Hopkins University suffered eighty buildings burned in a Baltimore fire with only 74 000 in insurance But the passage also veers into odd editorial asides and a whiskey claim while a Passaic man names twins Russi Ann and Jap Ann reflecting a caricatured neutrality stance.
Advert mentions Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment as a cure for piles with relief soon after use. Priced 50 cents per bottle and 75 cents per tube, available at Riley's Drug Store.
A column notes that a St. Louis 15 story building has a thirteenth floor and a room despite no No 13 office or floor. It argues superstition is easily blocked and questions why people remain superstitious in modern times.
The Daily Limited express will enter service November 1 1902 under the Rock Telhod System and Southern Pacific Company via the El Paso Short Line. Public competition is open and instructions can be requested from June Sebastian Passenger Traffic Manager at Look Talan System Chicago. The piece also notes a New Year custom attributed to heathen Chinese critics urging debt payment to avoid social ostracism.
The St Paul Road pioneered traveler comforts by electrified train lighting in 1888 and building the world famous Pioneer Limited. A Louisville millionaire filed for divorce on his golden wedding day citing incompatibility after careful consideration.
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered a six month frightful running sore on his leg but writes that Bucklen s Arnica Salve healed it in five days for ulcers wounds and piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold by City Drug Store. The Manila correspondent notes baseball is all the rage in the Philippines showing American enthusiasm.
An advertisement extols tireless little workers from Dr King s New Life Pills promising cures for indigestion constipation sick headache and bowel troubles at 25 cents. A separate note mentions Russell Rage planning to surprise the world and a $35 bequest to charity.
An old medical advertisement promotes Dr Gunn's Improved Liver Pills as a cure for dyspepsia and sick headache. It argues against lax symptomatic treatments and cocaine or opium, claiming the pills cleanse the stomach and bowels and act on the liver to restore natural digestion. Orders via mail from Dr Bosanko for 66 pills per box.
Marian adopts a new complexion after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, as Ida and Tom discuss health boosts. The piece cites testimonials from Mrs. Ray Traver and Emma Weller praising the medicines, urging readers to avoid substitutes.
The monument to Major General Weary W. Lawton is set up by American soldiers in the Philippine Islands near San Mateo about fifteen miles from the area, honoring his memory.
Noah Raby of New Jersey, now 130 years old, has smoked since age 20. The passage highlights tobacco’s alleged evils and its enduring grip across a long life.
The text extols Electric Bitters as a remedy for overwork fatigue insomnia nervous tension and systemic collapse. It claims efficiency for liver and kidney disorders and as a tonic against nervousness rheumatism neuralgia and malaria germs, with a price of 500 and City Drug Store guarantee.
The report uses a metaphor describing Korea as a “disinterested spectator” watching a crippled rat being fought over by terriers. It frames Korea as detached from the aggression while noting the chaotic scene as a metaphorical affair.
The article notes a 20 percent increase in diamond prices over the past year, pushing the value of many engagement rings from ten to twelve dollars as a generic reflection of market trends.
A Newark bride asks the justice who performed the ceremony about a traded stamp she believes was a return check. The remark hints at confusion over payment or validation in the wedding process.
A compilation of varied statistics and curiosities including admissions of women to GIS colleges, numbers of Indian pupils in government schools, war era trade figures for German cellulose, a Paris shoemaker confessing dog theft, China dog bird soup ingredients, irrigation gains in Dakota, a New York cheese mound for St. Louis expo, and wealth comparisons across the 19th century United States.
A group of San Francisco businessmen paid 112500 in coin and stock for a controversial Brights Disease and Diabetes treatment. They began investigation November 15, 1900, testing over 30 cases with 87 percent showing improvement and 13 percent failing. Free clinical reports are available by mail from John J Fouron, 420 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
The Tribune Publishing Co is the local agent for the Grumianz Subscription Co subscriptions taken for any newspaper or magazine published at special.
The speaker credits Dr. Pierce's medicines with a cure and expresses pride in hard work this spring and summer while recommending them to others.
An advertisement offers the 1008 page Common Sense Medical Adviser in paper covers sent free on receipt of 21 one cent stamps to cover mailing. Address: Dr. R. V. Pierce Buffalo, Nv.
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