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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1903
Page
11
Publication notes George I. De Lorimer offers guidance on marriage in a prose piece titled Choosing a Wife From Letters From a Self Mace chant to His Son. The work is published by Smad, Mays nard & Co. in Buslon.
A speaker warns a young man not to rush marriage, criticizing engagement as improvised risk. He ribbits about money for roses, in laws, and family, then shifts to cautions on pork futures trading and board of trade temptations, urging restraint and prudence before speculating or marrying.
A trader cautions against margin trading likening it to skating near a hazardous edge. He notes risk of firing, the wheat pit’s depth, and that profit on nothing rarely materializes as speculation can turn to loss.
A compact collection of maxims on work, men, and social behavior. It pokes fun at pride, loyalty, hiring, listening, and engagement while offering wary advice on dealing with coworkers and social mores. The tone mirrors a midcentury humor column with pithy quips and pointed observations.
A list of cryptic style entries including a famous author and multiple clues. The item mentions to be fixed in appearance for fear that anger a Latin word of denial and related letter and rove for prey scattered a natural compound and a pronoun with another letter.
One word is hidden in each sentence and all have the same length. When written beneath one another the zigzag spells the name of a famous American. The clues point to a Boston essayist and his views on nature and life.
A fragment from a letter describes a friend in Rome writing of plans to return home for tea tomorrow. The casual note hints at personal travel and a future visit.
No. 114 presents a riddle about contrasts and hidden letters with an animal as the answer. No. 115 yields four wordplay prompts linking flowers, emblems, and horse grooming objects to a classic garden theme and a foretelling motif.
A riddle describing a plunge overhead a surprise word and a blessing in trouble. The whole means prudent maneuvering that brings a man to foreign lands to stand before kings.
Puzzle page item lists No 117 with a primal acrostic claiming a great country. Crosswords include river in South America state eastern stone stream lack of action and military force equipped for war.
A collection of word games and puzzles including additions transforming words, bright side dialogue about gardening, and a series of No numbers with various puzzle types such as charade geographical puzzles and progressive enigmas. Notable items include Geographical Puzzles listing Gi braltar Ipswich Carrara Marseilles and Rebus with elephants and car trains bearing their trunks before.
In a dressing room dialogue Ida notes Marian’s changed complexion while brother Tom promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. Marian credits the remedies for beauty and relief from fatigue, with testimonials from Mrs Ray Traver and others praising the medicines and a $500 guarantee.
Aboard yet to set sail the new overland service runs from San Francisco to Chicago. The description indicates rapid transit by rail with intermediate stops not specified. The note frames the venture as a transportation update without detailing schedules or operators.
Advertisement notes a 1008 page medical reference is sent free on receipt of one cent stamps to cover mailing costs with address requested for response.
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