Dean's Kidney Pills Help ailing woman in Dillon
A Dillon woman, Mrs. Robert Moses of 1283 W Center St, testifies that kidney pain and backache plagued her for years until she used Dean's Kidney Pills. She reports quick relief after a few boxes, with the remedy sold for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures in Buffalo New York.
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Dean
Dillon
Robert Moses
Center St
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Still Going Thru It Through Fire And Water
A personal exchange quotes a wife promising to endure fire and water for her partner. The dialogue underscores endurance and mutual care amid hardship.
Unhappy Years and Dollars Exchange Between Couple
A witty exchange shows a long strained relationship. He laments fifteen unhappy years while she notes he never spent much money on her, hinting at dissatisfaction and financial tensions in the partnership.
Theater Audience Reacts During Dramatic Moment
In a theater audience a woman asks if her friend breaks many ashes as the heroine nears parting from her sweetheart. The comment suggests a tense moment in the play and a shared joke about the male lead's clumsy behavior.
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Vin
Toonee Replies to Landlord Notes in Brief Exchange
A terse exchange unfolds as Toonee and the landlord trade brisk notes. The landlord claims he has much to say, but Toonee never visits to hear his full message.
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Toonee
Tdi
Opportunities in the United States fall short of theater seats
The discussion notes a population around 105 million and a movie theater seating capacity under 50 million. It contrasts abundance of opportunities with limited venue capacity, implying mismatch between population size and entertainment access.
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North
West
United States
Unemployment Problem Seen As Easing By Social Critique
A sardonic citizen argues unemployment issues arise from studying a few cases where the challenge is to minimize work while avoiding ruin. The remark critiques limited analysis and highlights the broader difficulty of productive engagement amid economic strain.
Shakespearean Quip Traced to Lawyer in Estate Case
A quip about adversity is attributed to Shakespeare but traced to a lawyer who reportedly took 65 percent of an estate. The remark surfaces in discussions of legal ethics and historic phrase origins.
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Shakespeare
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstracts Week Ending September 3 1921
Real estate transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books show parcels changing hands for the week ending September 3 1921. Names of buyers and sellers and parcel details are listed in the record summaries.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Property transfers and estates listed in patent and probate
Patent transfers note several land parcels including 287.90 acres north of Monida to Harry L Hurley and 256.60 acres on Medicine Lodge to Helen Rife Duff. Also 280 acres to Katherine M Rife and 298.09 acres on Medicine Lodge to Isaac Rife. Additional deeds cover 160 acres to James S Barrett, Rim reservoir site from Alma and James Kirkpatrick to Harlan J Thompson, Elkholm and Atlas mining claims, and a right of way for telephone across J B Goose and Dick property. Decrees of Distribution reference estates of Eliza Cornell Fred Sassman and Julian a Kent.
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Harry L. Hurley
Monida
John A. Staudacher
Dillon
Helen Rife Duff
Medicine Lodge
Katherine M. Rife
Isaac Rife
James S. Barrett
Alma C. Kirkpatrick
James Kirkpatrick
Harlan J. Thompson
Rim
Helen Judge
W. R. Allen
Elkholm
Atlas
Barber and crusty patron clash over trim style
A barber asks how the customer wants his hair cut and the patron jokes about preferring a trim with extravagant passementerie and a bird's wing. He then quips he would have visited a milliner for such styling.
Polar Bear Cartoon Reminder Sparks Ice Price Jokes
A humorous caption notes the ice price staying steady in town, praising luck with a lighthearted tone. The punchline centers on a polar bear and a grateful mood about affordability.
Facing Facts Prompts Thoughts On Survival
The fragment reflects a speaker facing ongoing struggle as weeks pass and ambition yields to a hand to mouth existence. Persistent fatigue shades thoughts of a more secure future. The terse meditation hints at hidden hunger behind routine daily life.
Nothing but the Truth Mangde Prank and a Marriage Proposal
A fragmentary dialogue presents Mangde facing a stern rebuke about lacking prospects while a prank leads to a marriage proposal. The exchange hints at family tensions and sudden, potentially strategic union as a response to financial expectations.
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Mangde
Remodeled. Ethels and the mystery woman
A dialogue hints at changes and past attractions as Jack deflects rumors about a new companion. The exchange preserves a sense of gossip and remembered relationships.
The Newer Styles Upset Mrs Shapeleigh and Tim
In a brief note, Mrs Shapeleigh laments rising dressmakers bills as Tim struggles with a pared wardrobe, saying she can only manage about half of the clothes she once wore, reflecting strain from fashion costs.
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Shapeleigh
Sealed Tight Engine Help Turns Into Quip
Henry Carr jokes about knowing the engine as Billie Carr complains about a stubborn seal and missing a can opener. The lighthearted dialogue hints at a domestic or workshop moment with a playful exchange.
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Henry Carr
Billie Carr
Comer Journal Clippings Spur Talk on Class Writing Focus
A fragment from the Comer Journal notes a literary trend in progress with a joke about stopping a man and a mention of a class post shifting toward Mfe insurance. The wording is unclear and lacks concrete events.
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Mfe
Whistle Adjusting Lever Lets Simple Tones Change
The article explains a toy whistle operated by a lever inside the barrel connected to a piston. Pulling and pushing the lever alters tone by aligning with markings on a slotted plate. A triangular finger-piece on the outside completes the action and produces pitched tones.
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Fopular Mechanics Magazine
The Necessary Charm
A fragment shows a domestic dialogue between husband and wife about death, remarriage, and financial expectations. The exchange hints at emotional strain and concerns over future support and inheritance.
Woman 8 versatile by heck in lively exchange
A terse exchange highlights gendered expectations as one participant describes a woman as versatile, while another mocks the idea by noting how marriage choices ruin different men, all spoken with rural bluntness.
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Heck
Summer Board Quip Sparks Curious Farmer Relation
A clipped remark about boarding with a farmer last summer and speculation about a gold brick prompts curiosity about local characters. The exchange highlights quaint social banter and hints at unusual private wealth without further detail.
Sign of Inspiration Flows to A Notion Store Idea
A curious note celebrates a new concept called Inspiration ink It flows freely and hints at a future sign we hope to see in a notion store reflecting creative flair and anticipation.
Training Little Citizens Positive praise in parenting and teaching
A National Kindergarten Association article promotes positive motherhood and classroom attitudes. It contrasts negative and positive guidance, urging praise to build confidence, discernment, and good behavior in children. The piece cites Froebel and urges daily effort to emphasize the good in others.
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National Kindergarten Association
W. 40Th St
New York City
Froebel
Australia’s Position Questioned by Wireless Checks
Wireless authorities and Sydney operators report a possible error of about 100 yards in Australia’s north south map lines after radio checks with Lyons France. Chronometer based calculations and final cable corrections face doubt due to a perceptible loss of time in transmitting seconds over the cable.
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Australia
Captain Cook
Lyons
France
Sydney
Moslem Turkey Laws Rooted in Koran and Traditions
The New York Tribune notes that Ottoman law rests on the Koran and the sayings of Mohammed with the sultan as highest interpreter. Each sultan enacts statutes to suit his aims, and successors often repeal them, shaping a de facto supreme court role for the sultan in interpreting law.
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Turkey
Mohamed
Supreme Court
New York
Edith Grimes Chosen Queen of Golden Glow Floral Pageant
Miss Edith Grimes selected from 175 candidates as queen for the Golden Glow floral pageant opening the Montana State fair on September 12. The parade features 100 floats a million flowers and a large marching display, with a coronation ball that evening at the Shrine Temple in Helena.
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Edith Crimes
Helena Commercial Club
Montana
Marie. Mosher
Shrine Temple
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Dillon Furniture CO
G. T. Paul
Land Office
Vst
Pearl I. Smith
Dulon
Durham
CY Sappenivea
Nas
J. B. Goose and Dick
Boston and Montana Corporation
Eliza Cornell
Fred Sassman
Juliana
Kent
Ifea
Ethels
Jack
Burley Flavor
Henrietta W. Brown
Mohammedan Law
Edith Grimes
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