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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
5
Sallie and Warren Fisher end up in an unattended car breakdown near a village, planning to sleep at a hotel rather than return home. The scene hints at romantic tension with Curtiss Wright and a charismatic but controlling companion. The piece closes with an abrupt note that the tale continues next week.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a diuretic to ease uric acid trouble and backache caused by weak kidneys. It cites a Dillon Montana resident, K. C. Perkins, claiming the remedy cured his kidney issues after years of pain and nightly awakenings. Price shown as 60 cents at dealers.
A terse exchange highlights Preds as running a booming bootlegging operation. The remark underscores a surge in illegal liquor trade and public concern over enforcement.
A fragment notes that Boutvice married a Count five years ago and has supported him since. It asserts she believes he is a Count, presenting a rumor of noble title and married life.
Dialogue fragment centers on a character remarking another man shows little interest in his business then revealing he is a pawn broker. The exchange suggests satire of reputation and occupation. No broader context present.
A newly appointed figure jokes about joining the Rawl and Jane gang while reflecting on a controversial switch. The remark signals a notable shift in loyalties as observers weigh implications for ongoing rivalries and future alignments.
A Massachusetts proposal would force bus lines to obtain public necessity certificates and pay per-mile fees to local authorities, curbing omnibus competition while railroads gain leverage. The piece notes public pressure, potential aviation competition, and broader questions about polar exploration and resource claims.
A report notes a husband, awed by something, kept walking the floor all night with the infant, reflecting a tense domestic moment and concern for the child's welfare.
Ed Purdy reports a 3000 year old skull unearthed in Arizona. The find suggests ancient practices and sheds light on early cultures.
A playful verse about a dime boasting its limits in daily life from movies to soda fountains, candy stores and Sunday School. The speaker hints at being snubbed yet claims a larger role in a church setting, with readers noting the humor has “whiskers” like a Bolshevik column.
A humorous scene follows Jaunty Jerome as he parks by a pretentious inn and, after a flirtatious exchange, drives to Pat's frankfurter stand for a meal. The tale captures lighthearted wordplay and urban whimsy.
A blithe remark from Blonde Bess suggests the Dose's wife sees only a silver lining in the reflection on the back of the looking glass. The quip underscores a topical exchange in the household theater.
A local resident is described as wonderfully wise and selective, always choosing companions with Yes-Yves in their eyes as he navigates friendships in town.
Two drivers banter about a woman after a night out. One remarks there is no danger in her, implying a blunt, witty encounter. The line underscores a teasing, slightly crass humor typical of street dialogue.
A weathered item notes a playful oddity in wording about mothers and daughters with light and heavy footwear, reflecting a sharp, quirky phrase from an aged column.
A historical quotation attributed to Benjamin Franken asserts fear and love toward God, justice and character toward neighbors, and prudence and sobriety toward oneself as essential duties. The remark reflects moral upbringing and civic virtue.
Delaware earned its nickname Blue Hen State during the Revolutionary era when a Game Cock Regiment officer claimed a true game cock must come from a blue hen, tying the emblem to local military lore.
Nutritionists emphasize pecans as high in fat and protein, offering concentrated food value. They recommend consuming pecans with bulkier foods to aid proper digestion and assimilation.
The text notes England produced early fountain pens in 1835 but they lacked success due to construction issues. In 1884 a patent for the automatic underfed pen emerged, and modern fountain pens are said to be based on this model.
A Woman’s Companion essay extols love as the world’s secret and philosopher’s stone. It contrasts love with brutality, claiming love elevates humanity toward God and endures beyond all else as long as life remains.
The text argues for profit sharing as the best incentive to maximize effort and avoid hollow salaries. It contrasts salary with long term motivation and cites historical leaders like Von Hindenburg and Marshal MacMahon to frame leadership and national resolve.
Five room furnished house on Kentucky Avenue for rent at thirty dollars monthly. Contact Co. C. Newman at Dillon Hotel in Dillon Montana. Advertisement 16.
The article notes that Mohammedan women's smooth skin and clear complexions are attributed to religious bathing practices, with faces washed several times daily using cold water.
Mrs R Morgan of Homewood Illinois writes that she tried many cough remedies before Foley's Honey and Tar Compound quickly stopped her cough. The advertisement crowns it the world's best selling cough medicine with Potts the druggist promoting it.
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