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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1924
Page
2
In a Port Washington courtroom Ellen watches Gibbs defend himself as Thomas Gibbs Josselyn is tried for murder. The trial spans days with pressure from George and Ryan, Ellen’s trust deepens as Gibbs denies wrongdoing, and Ellen confronts a life changing confession before sentencing.
Ellen Gibbs vows to uncover the truth about Thomas Josselyn s death after a shot rings out. She and Gibbs plan to seek witnesses who saw Gibbs on the night of the crime, hoping the jury verdict won t end their search or faith in justice.
An officer at a Seventh Street bank recalls answering questions all day and helping clients while rushing to finish a overdue statement. A woman asked him about an elderly lady with head trouble seen in the bank that morning, leaving him to wonder how to respond.
A 1924 Western Newspaper Union piece explains the microscope’s century pose in revealing unseen worlds. It compares the microscope to the telescope, notes its invention around 1835 by Lister Chevalier and Amici, and describes early observers like Van Leeuwenhoek who named tiny organisms animalculae and microbes as unseen worlds become visible.
The text argues insulin helps control diabetes but does not cure it. It notes rising cases, links to wealth and sedentary lifestyle, and emphasizes weight management, exercise, reduced sugar and starch, and healthier habits as preventive steps. Distinct figures cites Dr Joslin and a high risk in middle age overweight individuals.
A proud owner lent his palatial home to a movie company for a few takes. He left for work and returned to find a bathtub on the lawn, half the windows broken, and the front door in splinters. He quipped the scene was a comedy.
Mrs Clara Showers says she suffered years from nervousness and catarrhal troubles during a critical life period. After using Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery, she improved in a week and gained flesh, becoming the picture of health. She suggests asking a dealer or sending 10c to Dr. Pierce for a trial package.
The article explains the lamps called Ignis fatuus or will o the wisp as lights seen above marshy ground caused by phosphorated or carbureted hydrogen from decaying matter. They appear to recede when approached.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming it relieves urinary trouble and rheumatism. It urges readers to request a sample by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co and to buy larger bottles at drug stores.
An old Nature Magazine note claims the blue lobella, a fine wild variety, was used by American Indians to treat disease. The species grows east of the Mississippi River and, like the cardinal flower, favors wet habitats.
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