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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
8
The column lists multiple Columbia recordings including Medley Waltz pieces, Ja-Da and Impressions of Italy, and Arthur performances by cornet bands and vocalists with prices and catalog numbers. Several local Dillon briefs follow with agency notices, ads, and market items from the Southern Montana Abstract to W.W. Jamesson.
Record recalls Mrs J L Hughes of Helena Street Dillon who credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving back pain kidney trouble and dizziness. She notes lasting improvement since first use and confirms continued trust in the product with a later statement from October 11 1917. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The text urges Congress to act quickly to return telephone systems to private operation, detailing cost increases, revenues, and risks to service if delays continue. It cites Theo N Vail and G W Robinson as signatories and calls for clear regulations and fair competition to restore and improve service. A second item notes a Lutheran Ladies Aid Food Sale on May 31 at Graeter Grocery.
Osteopath Dr. George Brownback relocates from 13 South Washington to Phillips apartments on North Idaho Street Suite co Adv-1Std. The move keeps his practice serving local patients in the updated location.
Publisher delivers new songs and instrumental pieces weekly. Orders placed for out of stock selections at Tribune Book Store.
The article traces how Venice inspired the term gazette and how early American papers adopted the name. It notes Gazettes appeared in colonies, mentions Philadelphia’s penny paper and New Orleans Picayune, and cites Skeat on possible Italian roots meaning magpie or a small coin for reading news.
One hundred years ago Sir John Ross met Eskimo and dog teams off Melville Bay. Arctic explorer Donald B. MacMillan recalls that, despite predictions by Kane and Hayes that the race would vanish, native Inuit numbers have grown from 218 in 1909 to 261 in 1917.
The National Brick Manufacturers Association and the U S government conducted strength tests on forty six piers and four supplementary piers with cross section 80 by 80 inches and heights of 10 feet and five feet. Tests covered transverse compression and absorption using bricks from four districts east of the Mississippi and three mortars with three bond grades. The report titled The Strength of Brick Piers is available by request from the Bureau of Standards.
Desmond, anxious after a tense prior day, arrives at Flossie’s home and asks if he left his matches in the drawing room last night prompting a fluttering, intimate exchange with Flossie at the door.
A boy Pat drives cattle with a collie. The dog steals a leg of mutton from a butcher shop and Pat denies ownership saying the dog was once his but now seems to be doing for himself.
George Cohan recounted a tale about stage elevation at the Players' Club. A fur clad actor claimed he spent four miles on a long run while performing Ibsen's Master Builder for Bullfrog miners.
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