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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
9
The note advises that while many soaps remove dirt, Ivory Soap best preserves whiteness and lacks a strong odor. It suggests Ivory Soap is preferable for washing linens, muslins, sheets, and tablecloths, recommending trying it once.
Local items report steady trade and various services in Dillon. Advertisements promote school supplies at Tribune Store, milk cow wanted in Melrose, and medicines from L. J. Williams drug store including Ballard cures and DeWitt’s salve.
An old advertisement promises lasting relief from constipation using Cascarets Candy Cathartic. It offers a choice of 100 or 250 units and refunds payment if the product fails to cure, per the drugstore guarantee.
Mrs. Peckham recalls a noble dream in which her husband is praised for bravery and proclaims her happiness. He counters with a vision of protection and devotion, but admits the peril of their journey ends with her momentary loss as they travel through a wild, imagined forest.
The Geographical Society of Philadelphia plans releasing strong oak casks on ice north of Alaska. The project aims to show a northeast drift of Alaskan waters as casks drift toward Greenland and Spitzbergen over four to five years. Each cask contains a bottle with a blank form for finders to fill.
The article notes that the billionth minute since the chronology will occur at 10 40 a m on April 30 1902 and remarks that not everyone is aware of this milestone.
An old advertisement fragment describes a cold cure product with laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It mentions a signature by EW Groves and appears to be a product box caption with incomplete lines.
The Republican club was addressed Thursday evening by C. W. Robinson who gave an interesting talk. Hon D E Folsom Paes son spoke after being escorted to the stage by Governor White. Governor Sener Gs governor was present but ill and spoke briefly. Folsom praised the party’s unity and activity after traveling across the state. Local candidates were sung about by the glee club to applause.
The Paris cabmen fear losses during the exposition and seek ministerial approval to raise fares from the standard 1 franc 50 centimes to 4 or 5 francs. The London Chronicle notes this, but questions the policy, while highlighting alternative transit options like tram cars omnibuses and a potential underground railway.
Frederick Villiers recalls giving condensed milk to a wounded Scandinavian commander at Magersfontein. The man thirsted as he died, while a companion noted the milk simply ran from the stomach wound. The scene ends with the burial beside Highland Brigade heroes.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay terms. The ad emphasizes rapid relief and a 25 cent price, reflecting early 20th century consumer claims for cough and cold remedies.
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