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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1936

Page

2

Fighting Dingoes in Desert Becomes Last Stand

Pete fights off a pack of dingoes on a flat Australian desert stretch with no shelter nearby. Odds were six to one as a fifth dog tore his coat sleeve and blood streamed from his fingers and arms. He barely survives after swinging and wounding several animals.

Ake Pete Gill New York City Pete Adventurers’ Club Australia San Francisco Rockhampton Jack Oak AAA Vandenberg New York Farley Roosevelt Maine Brann Representaive Moran Republi Republica

Tobacco as a Cholera Remedy and the Raleigh Legend

The article recounts 19th century claims that tobacco could immunize against cholera during France’s epidemic and recalls London’s 1605 plague era smoking appeals. It traces tobacco’s spread to Europe via Jean Nicot and Sir Walter Raleigh’s famed smoking anecdotes, including riddling wagers and legends surrounding tobacco’s origin and use.

France London Eton Chaarles Smuthy Chicago Tribune Europe Jean Nicot John Hawkins England Africa Asia Sir Walter Raleigh Sir Walter Richard Tarleton Queen Elizabeth

The Kalmucks and Their Nomadic Heritage

A compact account notes the Kalmucks as nomadic horsemen and soldiers in regions from Siberia to Russia. It describes their Buddhist faith and adherence to traditional arts drawn from China.

China Siberia Rus

Washington Correspondent Reports FTC Inquiry Fails to Clarify AT&T Case

Washington dispatch notes the federal inquiry into the American Telephone and Telegraph company stalls amid data costs and shifting positions. It questions legislators acceptances, cites monopolistic hints, and discusses potential rate cuts and what the FCC may or may not know about the case.

Washington Federal Communications Commission American Telephone and Telegraph Company Congress Commission Paul A. Walker Oklahoma The

Piquant Shirred Sleeve Dress Pattern With Contrast Cuffs

Barbara Bell Pattern No 1846 B offers a one piece dress with two pleats and a square button trimmed blouse. Sizes 12 through 20 with busts 80 to 88. Fabric needs vary. order form directs send fifteen cents to Chicago for the Barbara Bell pattern.

Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Adama Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU

Postum Offers Free Week’s Supply Health Drink

The Postum Company advertises a promotion offering a full week’s supply of Postum free to anyone who writes for the fort Adv. The offer appears in another part of the paper and promises health benefits with this free trial.

Postum Company

Bird Bath Teacher Canary Bathing Riddle

A playful dialogue shows Miss Smith asking Bobby what a canary can do that she cannot. Bobby answers the canary can take a bath in a saucer, framing a light classroom quip about animal antics.

Bobby Miss Smith

Light on Her Feet

Conversation records a quarrel over a dance incident where one person feels insulted by a remark about dancing. The exchange centers on social perception and reaction to flirtatious interaction during a public event.

Bill Will

Bonnet Banter in a Humorous Regency Moment

A playful exchange centers on a spring bonnet as Mrs Hawkins and Mrs Higgins chat about fashion. The comment about the hat making the wearer’s face appear shabby adds a light mockery to a social moment.

Mule Tenders Face Rough Night with Stubborn Mule

Mose and his boss lament a rough mishap as a mule outsmarts them in a late night incident, highlighting their reputation and handling challenges. The exchange reveals humor and stubborn animal behavior in a rural work setting.

Scott Mose

A Family Affair Ella and Bella Share a Jest

In a light moment two speakers trade quips about beauty and age Ella hints at good looks from her father while Bella riffs that he is not 80 handsome but a druggist, turning the joke toward professional pride.

Ella Bella

Boxer Hopes and Doubts in a Royal Ar Canum Bulletin

A trainer urges a boxer to stay the course and press the attack to win. The boxer expresses doubt, noting opponents will be strong, as this exchange appears in the Royal Arcanum Bulletin era reporting.

Boxer Royal Arcanum Bulletin

Home Cooking Tips and Kitchen Care Notes

Practical hints for meal time comfort and pantry prep. Tips cover footstools under tables for short diners, shellac touchups on worn floors, correct measuring of dry ingredients, frosting sugar adjustments, and storage of tomatoes in a mechanical refrigerator. Additional notes discuss cooking bean timing, light salt use, tiny patties for tea, orange-flavored fudge, and a drug advertisement.

An Optimist Becomes a Sap From Excessive Optimism

A proverb-like reflection warns that an optimist who overextends into excessive positivity risks losing credibility and practicality. It suggests balance between hope and realism to avoid negative labeling.

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