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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1896
Page
3
Ladies seek relief with French Tansy Tablets claimed to remove all obstructions causing irregular menses. Produced by A Augen dre of Paris and sold only by D M Newbro Drug Co of Butte Montana for 32 dollars per box mailed securely sealed.
The Salt Lake Tribune announces a price cut to 2.00 per year for the Semi-Weekly starting June 1, 1896. The paper pledges to maintain high standards and keep the edition in the front rank.
A Madison County update lists Republican ticket items including H L Child and N N Isdell for Representatives and M A Switzer Rh J Ogden and Joe Smith for County Commissioners. It notes Sheriff Frank Metzel and other county officials, plus a string of local anecdotes from Maapauen P O dated Sept 29, detailing workers’ movements, accidents, fairs, hunting, and community chatter.
Special correspondence reports Mrs A Laurin and Miss Mary Williams visiting Lavary and Virginia City. Mr and Mrs Wickes of Boulder spent part of Monday in town. Anderson Potter and Wilcomb attended the Twin Bridges fair. Miss L Redfern returns to Helena in October. Sam Page, the well known Yanchman, was also mentioned.
Mrs. Harry Redfield continues to care for her ill sister Mrs. Charles Redfield of Whitehall while Miss Waters supervises the Redfields’ home. Miss Nellis Page and Floyd Burtch depart for Helena with Nellie as B Y P U delegate to a Baptist association. Mr and Mrs Foote of Dillon visit Pageville en route to Twin Bridges fair. J M Page visits for weekend and attends to affairs for the state returning to Ennis soon. Buver.
Special correspondence from Sheridan reports a surprise birthday party hosted by Mrs. Hill for her husband Charles. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake as well wishers gather. Local news notes births, visits from Robert Vickers and W. J. Foreman from Virginia City, and potential plans for a small electric lighting plant in Sheridan.
The community named a representative T T Taylor of Sheridan and commissioner Varney of Madison valley along with a school superintendent trustee Birchard of Twin Bridges. A coroner nominee was not announced. Ray Conger of Dillon sought party balance by endorsing his father's district judge bid.
A playful verse note from Anthony C. Deane in Templar encourages Mabel to savor life’s chapters rather than rushing to the finale. It muses on romance, heroes, villains, and the moral that living each day well outruns predicting the ending.
The article explains that heart disease develops slowly and may stay hidden, or be misdiagnosed as cardiac illness when the heart is healthy. It ties palpitations and breath irregularities to nervous causes often linked to dyspepsia and emphasizes diet, moderate portions, easy to digest foods, and avoiding tea coffee and tobacco. It notes that functional heart issues can improve with self restraint and little medical care.
A jumble of scattered notes cites Norse fate for old age deaths, devil worship, a quirky violin lesson ad, strict marriage hours, fasting rules, and Hindoo beliefs about dying by theGanges and cow tail grasp.
An honest citizen of Delft proposes a Dutch system to defend Acheen in Sumatra. The plan surrounds the 15,000 square acre district with dikes that can be opened to flood the surrounding land in case of attack.
Judge Scudder recalls a strange 1882 fishing tale on Salmon Creek near Freestone. An easterner and he catch a circular, almost wheel shaped fish that formed around a human skull and later died exposing the skull through an eye socket. The fish allegedly grew around the skull as it rotted inside.
In Buxton a land lord known for clever tricks stored grain under a horse crib. A visitor’s horse seemed fed well but the oats were secretly hoarded below the measure. The traveler discovered the ruse as the grain vanished into a hidden bottom, exposing the mean practice.
Scientist A W Drayson argues the ice age began about 24 000 years before Christ and peaked around 11 000 years later. He suggests the end was about 6 000 to 7 000 years ago and that geology would reveal such evidence even without its formal science.
A playful exchange shows Thad noticing that the prettiest girls were not wearing jewelry, prompting L to act on the idea. The scene shifts as Jinks and Winks plan to try the dodge themselves and greet each other the next day.
A damaged transcript reveals a heated exchange where a speaker accuses a partner of infidelity and contemplates a purchase that could have altered the tension. The tone hints at personal disruption and regret within a family setting.
In a witty exchange the character Feeder questions a dessert's name while Charlotte russe is named. The dialogue notes Charlotte's business sense and recalls a ruse to persuade a man he is eating a meal.
The Anest tomb in Great Britain is identified as the Duke of Hamilton's resting place on the duke's estate. The burial cost reportedly exceeds $1,000,000. The saying by Shenstone contrasts duty driven deeds with deeds for character.
A New York doctor reports coffee poisoning is more common than thought. symptoms mimic alcoholic dyspepsia with anorexia and food disgust. Berlin physician Dr Mendil observes Essen workers drinking heavy coffee, suffering low spirits headaches insomnia and tremors. withdrawal triggers relapse and fear of death.
Pall Mall Gazette reports on a modern Belgian peasant and guides at Waterloo who aggressively press tourists for money on every step from the station to the fields. The piece foresees a flood of visitors with rail access, worsening extortion by vendors and guides at Lia Haye Sainte and Hougoumont.
A tale recounts the wife of Thomas J. Watson, Populist vice presidential candidate, finding a richly dressed baby after a Civil War battle. Unclaimed, a southern soldier and his wife raise the child who grows into a cultured woman who marries Watson’s son, and they live happily ever after.
The board of health orders passengers not to spit in street cars under arrest and fine. The prior card campaign to deter the habit failed and prompted the new enforcement measure.
Rev John Reid Jr of Great Falls Mont and Rev Francis W Poole Helena Mont praise Ely s Cream Balm as a positive cure for catarrh when used as directed The balm contains no mercury or injurious drugs Sample offered for ten cents or free with mail order Ely Brothers 56 Warren St New York City Minneapolis Penny Press promotes free coinage of silver and a combined subscription rate with Dillon Tribune at 4 per year for both papers Continuous sample mailing offer ends with policy details.
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