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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1930

Page

7

Lilies as symbols of spring and legend across cultures

The article traces lilies from biblical references to Greek and Roman symbolism, notes Madonna lily significance at Easter, and describes diverse U S lilies from the Himalayan giant to American varieties like turk’s cap trout lily blue flag and tiger lily. It cites California leopard lilies and New England red lilies praised by Lucy Larcom and Paul Hamilton Hayne.

Solomon Gabriel Hly Himalayas Asia United States China America New England California Lucy Larcom Paul Hamilton Hayne

Lilies in disguise as common vegetables and spring symbols

The piece argues that what we call asparagus and onion are really lilies in disguise. It notes asparagus would bloom tall lilylike stalks if left to grow while onions resemble delicate orient lilies when flowering. It links lilies to Easter symbols and discusses garlic and culinary history before shifting to a light Christmas Eve scene with Mr. and Mrs. Mink happily shopping for supper.

Orient Near East Greece Italy Mr. Mink Mrs. Mink

Celestial Imagery in Noyes Poem Verse

Alfred Noyes asks in the Washington Star how a single flower petals rise from atoms and cosmic order. The text ponders a hidden music and logos behind beauty, asking what powered the creation of the pattern and the light of renewal beyond death.

Moon Stan Alfred Noyes The Washington Star

Remarkable desert lily an enduring, dagger-armed bloom

The arid Southwest hosts a lily that grows like a small tree and uses leaf blades as weapons. From ground armor rises tall flowering stalks bearing pure white, bell-shaped blooms. Lilies sprout from bulbs, share a trait with tulips and hyacinths, and some provide edible crops.

Letter-Based Word Game Tournament Description

Players write lists of nouns including town country county bird flower tree river boy and girl names mountain animal and more. A random letter from a book selects the starting letter and players race to find items beginning with that letter within six to ten minutes. Shared words are struck out. unique choices score points and the top scorer wins.

Boy Reflects on Needs After New Arrival

A large poor family welcomes a new baby sister and a, ironically, upbeat boy notes there are many things they needed worse than a sister. The line captures humor amid hardship and siblings’ dynamic.

Weather Cloudburst Spreads Rain Amid Thunder and Lightning

A sudden cloudburst drenches the scene as torrents of rain fall with bright lightning and a thunder clap. Ethel notes the distant rumble while a mother confirms the storm’s arrival, describing the dramatic weather unfolding around them.

Ethel

Gentle remedy for fretful children praised for soothing ease

A period piece extols a mild remedy for fretful children. It claims gentleness surpasses adult medicines and can be given to infants for colic diarrhea or similar distress, while noting everyday usefulness for mothers.

Castoria Endorsement Promotes Gentle Digestive Aid

An old medical advert touts a pure vegetable preparation to ease constipation and bad breath in children. It claims to restore balance when kids eat poorly or rest poorly and notes genuine Castoria bears Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature on the wrapper and is prescribed by doctors.

Chas. H. Fletcher

Superior Folk Stand Out for Not Blocking Driveway

The article praises considerate residents who avoid parking in a shared driveway used by two homes at Little Rock. It emphasizes courtesy and community norms in neighborhood behavior.

Superior Little Lock Arkiuusus Democrat

Blessed are the peace makers in daily life

A brief reflection on choosing peace during conflicts. The message urges restraint and reconciliation over escalation, highlighting calm dialogue and nonviolent problem solving as the path to resolving disputes.

Parchment Vellum Described for Bindings and Manuscripts

The article details Finest Parchment Vellum as high quality calfskin parchment used in costly book bindings and in written manuscripts. It notes its clear white appearance and typical uses in historical binding and manuscript craft.

People Boast of Ancestors After Records Fade

A reflective aphorism notes that people tout their lineage only when historical records lapse from memory, underscoring the fragility of remembered heritage and the primacy of documented history.

Men Want Pals Not Patients Says Margaret Belden

A Los Angeles woman argues men prefer companionship over illness and chronicles using rest and Nujol to regain health. She credits a two month recovery period with improved mood, energy, and social life including sports and dancing. The ad promotes Nujol as a safe non medicinal internal lubrication.

Margaret Belden Los Angeles Nujol

Judge Holds Court Aboard Plane Over Mission Bay

Superior Judge Lloyd B. Griffin presided an injunction suit aboard an airplane to obtain an aerial view of Mission Bay area as attorneys argued over a proposed causeway and the territory to be affected.

San Diego Calif Lloyd B. Griffin Mission Bay

When to Lend a Friend Your Last Dollar

The statement weighs the decision on the purpose of the loan and the relationship. It suggests that lending depends on motive, urgency, and trust, with caution about potential repayment and personal risk.

Just Another Smith in Berlin Trinket of Names

In Ulk Berlin a wry quip notes identity shifts as a figure adopts the name Smith abroad. The joke underlines how a single alias travels across borders, leaving the original identity in question.

Schmidt Tie America Smith Ulk Berlin

Wisdom and Pleasure Through Life's Stages

A terse aphorism reflecting on the timing of pleasure and wisdom. It contrasts youthful passion with later focus on salvation, attributed to a Voltare style quotation.

Voltare

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Prescription Ad

Doctor's prescription for a gentle laxative used for constipation. Promotes a mild, thorough action with senna and harmless herbs. Encourages readers to obtain a free trial bottle by writing to Monticello Illinois.

Dr. Caldwell Monticello

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