A Lesson in Values in Ivory Soap Advertisement
An Ivory Soap ad touts purity and low price, claiming value across laundry and household use. It promotes vegetable oil soap, no wasteful packaging, and notes that the product floats.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1902
Page
2
An Ivory Soap ad touts purity and low price, claiming value across laundry and household use. It promotes vegetable oil soap, no wasteful packaging, and notes that the product floats.
Arbor Day in Dillon draws crowds to Sheep Canyon and ranches with picnics and bicycles. Notable figures include Misses Ollie Sharkey Mildred Neal Eva La Beau and Sid Johnson amid joyful days, near-flooded creeks and a few accidents. Mable Mast, 12, dies of scarlet fever, with three more sisters ill. funeral held at Mountain View Cemetery.
A community obituary honors John R. Selway born 1837 and died 1902, recounting his English birth, Wisconsin farming beginnings, and Beaverhead valley leadership. It notes his two marriages, eight children, and his role as an early settler, church contributor, and respected neighbor. The tribute praises his industry, integrity, and public spirit, ending with prayers for peace.
A guild hosted a May party at the Rectory with a musical romance and fortune telling by Miss Elisabeth Hawley in a gypsy costume. Guests drew gifts from a paper bag and guessed their fates as baritone Mr. Hungerford sang with notable skill. Refreshments followed and dancing closed the evening joyfully.
An advertisement for English Remedy offers bottles at 250 500 and 1.60 dollars with a refund if not satisfied. It credits Hooker & Co as the proprietors and Buffalo as the location.
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