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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
12
An intimate portrait of Edith Barnard Delano discusses her career from girlhood writing sold stories to screen work and novels. The piece notes her return to legitimate fiction and her role in the Star Author Series of Matrimonial Adventures with high praise from Mary Stewart Cutting Jr.
Anita, fleeing a failed marriage, finds peace with Miriam and confronts the costs of love and life. Through memories, shared labor, and a tragic tomb scene for twins, she learns that happiness demands paying for it, and reunites with Michael to embrace life fully.
An early form of the cigarette is traced to Native peoples of San Salvador as described by Las Casas in Columbus era accounts. The text notes tobacco wrapped in corn leaves and smoked via a musket-like form, signaling an origin of the cigarette in the Americas.
A man sits beside a young woman on a streetcar and asks to recall a past meeting. The girl freezes him with a cold stare and confirms a prior connection as the man who used to haul their ashes.
A New York wife tells her husband she had good luck at golf this morning after finishing nine holes in par. He doubts her claim until she notes, as he has said, par equals 1007.
A reflective line encourages readers to lift their gaze to brighter prospects during tough times, urging a hopeful mindset and resilience. It frames adversity as surmountable by seeking perspective and inspiration beyond immediate hardships.
The piece argues individual intellect, character, and self reliance drive progress. It critiques purely altruistic or autocratic systems, warns against mass confinement, and lauds leadership born from free competition, liberty, and personal achievement guiding American progress. The essay frames ideals and education as public duty.
A four year old, Master Hesser, visiting his grandmother, asked if real ducks have motors after playing with a celluloid duck. He pondered the idea after a long think, reflecting a child’s curious mix of novelty and innocence.
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