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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
12
A Pittsburgh reader reports relief from dizziness weakness and aches after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Advertisers claim 98 of 100 tested women found benefit and urge others to try the remedy sold by druggists everywhere.
A four year old girl, Mary Alice, prefers her grandmother and Aunt Grace. When asked about party allegiance she says she will vote for Granny and Aunt Grace, unsure of her own label, while noting her father leans Republican.
Diamond Dyes offer directions simple enough for any woman to tint or dye fabrics from lingerie to coats. Choose wool or silk or linen cotton or mixed goods and tell your druggist which material to color.
A large shipment of United States coins valued at 1 000 000 dollars is being sent to the Straits Settlements by New York banks. The coins will be melted and used for adornment and dowries in parts of the Far East during the marrying season. The rubber boom has boosted Malay prosperity, making shipments heavier this year.
A Danville Bee remark on needs cites a wish for a pocketbook that could run indefinitely, contrasting with a so called rest pocket battery claimed to power a car for ten days.
A court witness describes a man being drunk and attempting to kiss his wife, asserting the incident occurred in court. The testimony centers on the alleged drunken behavior and misconduct toward the witness's spouse.
A Hanover school used a prize based on dental certificates to motivate children to visit the dentist. An honor roll displayed each room’s perfect-teeth students, and a picnic reward was offered. 230 of 315 students had perfect teeth, 48 had seen a dentist with work ongoing, 37 unexamined, mainly in primary grades.
The article notes how disease spread followed travel routes in history and credits steam travel with enabling wider control. It cites Public Health Bulletin No. 129 by Dr Thomas R Crowder on railroad sanitation and urges preventing contact between the healthy and sick to curb transmission.
Old Man Nesley shares canine weather cues from a thunderstorm on Vine Street. He explains dogs sense storms early via breathing, panting, and restlessness, and advises daily brushing for long coats to reduce shed hair and improve coats. He outlines feeding puppies bread and milk, cautions against poultry bones, and promotes simple remedies including castor oil for illness and cedar shavings in winter kennels.
Ten bridges span the Rio Grande forming the boundary between the United States and Mexico. In El Paso Texas the Santa Fe street and Stanton street bridges serve foot and vehicle traffic and connect to the Juarez line. Other crossings include the Mexican Central and Mexican Northwestern railway bridges, Del Rio temporary foot and auto bridge, Eagle Pass foot and vehicle bridge and railroad bridge, Laredo foot and vehicle and railroad bridges, and a Brownsville railroad bridge also used for foot and vehicle traffic.
A brief witty exchange notes a would-be humorist asking for jokes and an editor snapping to action with a taunt about starting strong. It quotes a line about a person who is superior to his clothing wearing poor attire, signaling satirical edge.
A proverb notes that time equals resources as people waste hours arguing about efficiency. It contrasts the value of time with poor use of money and effort, urging practical discipline to avoid needless delays.
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