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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1922

Page

5

Alpine Easter in a Swiss Village Tale

A vivid portrayal of Swiss Easter customs in a mountain village. Wrenell, an eighteen year old, finds the first Alpenrose as the family awaits Easter festivities. The tale follows the village traditions, school egg contests, and a betrothal hint as Jean seeks a chittenbleume amid alpine journeys.

Jean Wrenell Sean Aha

Engagement in the Swiss village sparks festive farewell

In a Alpine hamlet Jean and Vrenell celebrate their engagement with a family gathering. The father recalls past romances and warns of other matches as the couple prepare to leave for Lucerne while the village women resume daily duties and embroidery to support the household.

Vreneli Mother Jean Kathiel Jaggi Babell Seppll Vrenell Eting Vrenell Narda Lucerne Grandmother Switzerland

If Jesus Refered to a Flower Easter Question posed

The text debates which flower Jesus meant for Easter lilies. It argues lily of the valley is unlikely since it grows in fields. It suggests the calla lily, cultivated in Egypt and Palestine for thousands of years, and notes Egyptians used calla tubers as a foodplant.

Jesus Egypt Palestine

Cross Buns on Good Friday From Ancient Festivities

The piece notes the long history of baking cross buns for Good Friday with debate over the cross’s meaning. Some say it arose after Christianity while others connect it to older rites, including a theory linking it to Thor’s hammer as a marriage symbol. The passage ends with a social aside about a girl’s appearance.

Dahle Kuhn Thor

What the kidneys do and a kidney remedy

Blood passes through the kidneys every three minutes and they filter out about 500 grains of impure matter daily. When healthy they prevent many diseases. Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised as effective with a testimonial from Mrs Nellie Edwards of Dillon Montana says they give quick relief from backache and irregular kidney action. The ad notes a 60 cent price and identifies Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as manufacturers. They also mention flappers wearing unbuckled galoshes in a separate blurb.

Doan Nellie Edwards Idaho St Dillon

Hides and Furs Buyers Seek Western Dealers

Hides Furs Trappers invite dealers to sell all skin types including raccoon mink rats beaver marten fisher and fox. Country dealers receive prompt cash or furs returned prepaid if remittance unsatisfactory. Large lots bought by wire handlers of horse hides cattle hides and tallow.

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