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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1929

Page

2

Life's Trail Reflections On Truth And Youth

A writer muses on parental ideals versus real behavior of children, using 19 year old Brown who is accused of copying from a neighbor. The piece explores honesty, expediency, and the gap between perception and reality in a parent's view. It cites a father defending his son and a mother questioning his late hours.

Brown Rile Western Newspaper Union

Educational preparation a growing need in modern business

Harold Stonier argues that the science and training ethos now dominate U S business and industry. He notes institutes like the American Institute of Banking train workers, with 64 320 members and 33 851 enrolled, driving career advancement and higher standards across banks.

United States American Institute of Banking American Bankers Association

One Cow Versus a Dozen in Dairy Economics

Analysis from the American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission using 100000 dairy records shows cows producing 100 to 590 pounds of butterfat yearly yield increasing net returns over feed cost from 14 to 178 dollars. It argues a single 500-pound producer nets $10 more than twelve 100-pound cows, ignoring labor and facility costs.

American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission

Scientific measurements promise proper dress sizes for all

New York stylist Marie Dunn of Middleton Co introduces a tru fit system that standardizes regular and intermediate dress sizes from 14 to 48. Her analysis of human proportions aims to eliminate alterations by ensuring dresses fit bust, hips, armholes, and other measurements. Readership sees three frocks illustrating the new mode.

New York Marie Dunn Miss Dunn 1, Mittleman & Co United States

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