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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
11
Smokers can sniff tobacco by rubbing it between the palms to judge flavor. The article notes chocolate as a key flavor in Toledo and Tuxedo tobaccos, with aged Burley tobacco and chocolate creating a distinctive fragrance detectable by the nose.
A Detroit Free Press tale recalls a Texas cowpuncher in Okla who used a rope stunt to surprise comrades. The prank ended with all hands reprimanded and the captain declared a good fellow as the incident was hoped not to be repeated.
The czar of Russia may be alive only if proved in the flesh, joining legends of the lost dauphin and John Ord. Debates persist whether a bolshevik bullet ended his life or if Count Tutichey died in his stead. Clearing the mystery can prevent future reports of his death in exile.
The east coast mystery port is revealed as Richborough near Sandwich. A marshland mouth of the Stour hosts a town over two thousand acres. From there one and a quarter tons of stores have been sent to the western front. The historic Cinque Port town near Sandwich regains activity after years of grass in the streets.
A historianical plea explains that the United States must borrow billions beyond taxes to finish the war effort. It warns banks cannot monopolize the Victory Loan, urging every citizen to invest, with examples of small savings growing into substantial sums over time. The message cites patriotism, savings stamps, and the need to support veterans and debt repayment.
Hans Rieg head of the foreign language section of the National War Loan Organization praised foreign born Americans for their wartime support. He cited 13 000 000 foreign born and 15 000 000 with foreign born parents who purchased War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds. He urged Americanization and thrift education as key goals for the Ninth District War Savings societies with district leaders commended.
The final figures show the Ninth District campaign totals for the Victory Liberty Loan with a grand total of 180,920,450 dollars and four loans progressing to completion. Ballot numbers and district breakdowns are listed, highlighting overall fundraising progress and regional performance.
Dr John Roach Straton argues that the fall of man in Genesis is mirrored by Germany's rise from prosperity to moral decline. A college student questions the Eden garden theory, while the sermon notes that wealth without virtue invites downfall and echoes warnings in Christian Herald.
The piece mocks wartime impractical schemes including dropping large numbers of bees from aircraft. It notes bee bombs would invite bee armor and netting by enemies, while calling aviators apiators. The tone playfully treats ideas as sensible at night and absurd by morning.
A patriotic appeal urges Americans to support war financing and spread factual arguments to persuade others. Led by A B Rogers as chairman, the message calls for all citizens who can to join the crusade, use supplied ammunition, and press for victory and postwar peace.
The Bureau of Mines will study commercial value and uses of lignite including fuel oil gasoline substitutes ammonia tar solid fuel and gas power. A $100 000 appropriation was approved to demonstrate lignite's potential as Texas and national coal deposits are large.
Paul Brown of 16 Idaho St. testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his weak kidneys and provided a permanent improvement. He reports no backache since his 1912 statement and reiterates the product's effectiveness. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Ad 14-15.
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