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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

18 Apr 1935

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1935

Page

6

Famous Names Turned Into Common Speech

A light essay traces how figures such as Gallagher, Garrison, Guillotin, Sam Hill, Lynch, Macadam, Macintosh, Maverick, Nicot, Pasteur, Morse, Poinsett, Pullman, Ohm, Volta, Watt, Negus, Rickey, Thomas, Ramos, Wallop, and Burnside entered daily language. It links their deeds to everyday phrases and objects, ending with a humorous domestic short story about Betty and Virginia and a salad mishap reflecting how change can soften a No into a new path.

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Gallagher Judge Beaver Morgan County Kentucky Tipton County Harrodsburg Edward Snapper Joseph Ignace Guillotin Paris National Assembly of France Messieurs Guillotin National Assembly Sam Hill Col Samiel Hill Guilford Conn General Assembly New Haven Proprietors Virginia House of Burgesses Charles Lynch Torres John Loudon Macadam America Scotland Charles’ Macintosh Webster Samuel A. Maverick Yale College Texas Independence Congress of the Republic of Texas Maverick Francis Negus Queen Anne's Day Joseph K. Rickey Fulton, Mo Jerry Thomas Planters St. Louis Metropolitan Hotel New York Pacific Coast Music Hall Lew Dockstader Thomas Nast Henry Charles Ramos New Orleans Thomas and Ramos Betty Chuck Bob Middle West Garrison Lynch
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Puzzling Phrase Origins From a List of Names and Terms

A fragmented OCR list groups names and terms such as Gallagher, Sam Hill, Mackintosh, Morse, Ramos, gin fizz, Sequoia, Tom and Jerry, Van Dyke, Watt. It hints at derivations of names and phrases linked to people, places, brands, and historical usages.

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Burnside van Dyke Anthony van Dyck John Wallop Western Newspaper Union Poinsettia Pullman car_ rickey Ramos Sequoia van Dyke Beard Volt Wallop Watt
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Wheat sampler Ruasig stores world crop in Leningrad

Ruasig has collected 30,000 wheat samples from many countries to find varieties best suited to diverse climates. In Collier's Weekly D W O Connell notes the stored samples in Leningrad could resow the entire world wheat crop.

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Ruasig D. W. O’connell Ler- Ingrad U. 8 Collier's Weekly Leningrad
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Postum Free Week Offer From Postum Company

The Postum Company promises a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for It-Adv. The offer appears in another part of the paper and invites readers to request the free grant by mail.

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Postum Postum Company
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I Cant Live Without Your Daughter London Answer

Confusing exchange hints at a domestic dispute or fatal funeral costs negotiation. The fragment references a London answer and a dialogue about paying for a funeral. Details are unclear and lack wider context.

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London
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Rebuilding Blood Tone With S S S Tonic Claim

An advertisement touts S.S.S. Tonic as a remedy for fatigue by restoring red blood cell strength. It claims improved digestion, better nutrient utilization, steadier nerves, and stronger sleep, with two sizes and two weeks of treatment. urges starting today.

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Lacks Naturalness A Suspicious Person Wanes Faultfinding

A fragment notes a person who never finds fault may arouse suspicion with time. The terse line hints at distrust toward an improbable perfectionist.

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Elmo Scott Watson Sam B Gom Gal Matagorda Bay Colonel Maverick William Morris Jean Sieur de Ville Louis Pasteur Samuel Finley Breese Morse Joel R.poinsett United States Mexico George Mortimer Pullman Georg Simon Ohm Count Alessandro Volta James Watt Rhode Island Ambrose Everett Burnside Burnsides Orville A. Roorback Mr. Webster James K. Polk Roorback John Earl of Sandwich Rugger Antoine Adolphe Joseph Sax California Sequoyah George Gist Guess Etienne Silhouette Controleur-Generale of France J. J. Guillotin Joel R. Poinsett George M. Pullman A. E. Burnside Ferry Ole WNU
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