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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
7
The ad promotes Hy o me i as a local inhaled remedy that kills catarrh germs and restores nasal throat and lung mucosa. It claims quick relief from the first day and offers a $1 outfit with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure.
Grace Lambert leads a strong company in The Girl and The Stampede arriving May 25. The actress is paired with talented supporting actors in a play well suited to her style.
ANTON Schwartz of Baker Idaho offers a 15 dollar reward for information leading to recovery of a sorrel mare weighing 1300 pounds. The horse bears Brand X on the thigh and shoulder and K on the left thigh.
The preacher George Whitefield stirred seamen in New York with a dramatic sermon that used a vivid sea voyage. He warned of a looming storm while urging the crew to heed duty as fear rose among listeners and cries of rallying to the longboat echoed through the congregation.
A Cincinnati area businessman finds his safe jammed. A Philadelphia expert uncovers dust in the key, enabling a quick open for a fee. The man pays $20, then doubles to $40 to avoid town gossip about a bribe to reveal the secret.
The Kansas City Star recounts tea time anecdotes about a husband’s poker wins and losses. A red gowned woman and a pink dressed woman discuss how a win brings gifts and peace, while a late arrival from a demanding business night provokes a frugal remark.
The Norwegian whale fishery spans the Arctic Ocean from north Norway to Spitzbergen and the Shetland Islands. It uses bomb harpoons fired from small steamers, with a whale dragging the vessel until exhaustion and death. Begun by Svend Foyn in 1868, it now profits from blubber, bones for manure, and flesh as fodder.
The first graveyard in New York City was established in 1633 on the west side of what is now Broadway above Morris Street. The oldest grave on record is that of Richard Churcher, son of William Churcher, who died April 6 1681 at age five years and five months. An Irish worker recalls a powder factory explosion and a barber’s shop framed by sacred pictures, with humorous lines from London Tit-Bits and Meggendorfer Blatter.
A dialog notes superstition about proposing on Fridays. One speaker claims it is unlucky while the other says it is not always so, recounting a story of a man who proposed and was refused.
A fragment notes a distressing message to Herr Huber about his wife’s gas suffocation, hinting at a grim incident and a looming gas bill, reported in Wiener Falonwitz Blatt.
Napoleon trusted omens and stars to steer his campaigns. He claimed a fiery red star forewarned and favored his decisions, guiding his plans to conquer Italy and follow where the sign led.
The essay compares calfskin laces of old with modern boot laces. It notes calfskin laces were cut from leather disks and formed into round, durable strings lubricated with tallow, lasting months, while current round fiber laces quickly wear and look worn.
A Chicago News piece offers playful guidance on learning to enjoy the whist card game. It suggests pairing with a coauthoring expert, playing with top players, and using light anecdotes to spark engagement while tolerating playful ribbing from a partner to discover the game’s intellectual pleasure.
Boise reports attorneys for the defense plan to seek an interview with Harry Orchard at the state penitentiary before his testimony. Orchard, fearing for his safety, may refuse to take the stand, and precautions are being taken to keep him from contact with others.
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