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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
7
Electricity transforms farm living by powering automatic water pumps and heaters that provide on demand hot baths. State health officials advocate indoor sanitation as essential, noting electric light and tools ease chores from milking to sweeping and improve overall farm family health and comfort.
A testimonial from a long time sufferer describes relief from stomach and gastric trouble after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the preparation removes nasal mucus and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments and offers a money back guarantee. Potts the Druggist and druggists everywhere promote the product.
A Lancaster Pennsylvania New Era quotation notes that if mail never arrives, literary executors may eventually receive the letters instead.
An advertisement claims nine of ten women suffer constipation and links it to pimply skin and bad breath. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as a mild purifying laxative that cleanses and improves complexion, selling for 35 cents per package.
The Beaverhead post urges ex servicemen to join during a national membership drive May 17 to 22. Members are asked to sign up at least one new recruit and pay dues of 2.50 by June 1 1921. A special Montana Legionaire issue will be published May 18 detailing post achievements and member activities.
The article notes repeated delays as officials push back the team’s first structured practice. Regulators force a reset to January, interrupting anticipated workouts and scheduling as the season logic remains unsettled.
An editorial warns that teacher shortages deepen as many graduates avoid teaching. It urges higher rural salaries, better housing and social benefits, improved school facilities, and efforts to elevate the profession’s dignity to attract new teachers and educate citizens about its value.
A Dillon citizen testifies years ago about quick relief and undoubted benefits from Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. J L Hughes of Helena Sr recalls chronic kidney and back pain, dizziness, and nervous fatigue, noting lasting improvement and continued confidence after five years. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Adv.18-19.
A detective questions a widow about her husband’s adversaries, and she names Old Mr Norris and his son Tom as the men who opposed him. The scene conveys a tense inquiry into possible motives and suspects within a case in progress.
The Parsons Advocate notes Wilson has a “happy faculty” for drawing the United States into more international snarkes than predecessors who avoided claiming a push for world peace.
The employment bureau maintains high efficiency as men seek work quickly. Employers in town rely on the bureau to secure help, while the Welch and McGrath soft drink parlors on Bannack Street draw as a local hub for job seekers and employers alike.
Band director F. H. Baker resumes duties after a brief Idaho trip. Tuesday night the band delivered one of its sharpest concerts since organization, sounding like the old regimental unit as they prepare for a public bow in the Legion minstrel show parade.
The text praises William Dun as a natural hero for Vitagraph serials citing his athletic build and training. It notes his education at the University of Pennsylvania with active involvement in college games, his work as an athletic instructor, and his later roles as a serial star and director.
Mercyville Iowa Banner reports Charles Smith resumes duties at a local sawmill following a several week AB SCESS illness. The note marks his return to routine employment.
Margaret argues mothers must speak truth about birth to children before others corrupt them. She urges gentle teaching of motherhood, animals, and care, noting early impressions shape future respect and kindness. The piece emphasizes responsibility to nurture compassionate, thoughtful offspring.
Thrift, the charity and bad man ers, begins at home. Beware the company whose only oil s on the tongues of its salesmen. B. L. T. remarks that a fool and his Liberty Bond are soon parted. Police your pocketbook and watchdog your conscience while women lead household buying.
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