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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1907
Page
2
A speaker argues that the Bible proves human nature via Jesus trial before Pilate and Barabbas release. He urges Christians to pursue moral uplift, discern true action over praise, and judge by fruits to build Jesus kingdom through righteous deeds.
An elderly patient regains consciousness as a doctor jokes about dosing with powders. He tells a Newfoundland dog tale where a husband sells the dog for $25 and later buys two puppies, prompting the doctor to remark that the patient will recover.
The entellus monkey is described as a sacred, clever thief in India. Cities attempted deportation by cart but the monkeys returned, riding the carts back to the city. A later attempt to kill them led to a lawsuit claiming harm to deceased ancestors.
Flying fish form shoals from a dozen to over a hundred and leap in air for long distances before returning to water. Dolphins chase, sea birds swoop for prey, and the flying fish may use moist fins as wings briefly, though this is not fully settled.
Historical note recalls John C. Calhoun as vice president declaring he lacked power to call the Senate to order for debate, treating each senator as an ambassador from a sovereign state. John Randolph of Virginia famously taunted him with a fiery tirade and title escalation in the chair.
Names for dogs with meanings from various languages are discussed and examples given. The text lists several names and their meanings such as Alan hound Ashur black Blanco white Crispin curly Duncan brown Julius soft haired Leonard lionlike Linus flaxen haired Rufus red Vivian live ly Clara bright Constance loyal Joyce sportive and mentions other evocative names like Scud Rover Dart Potter. A brief dialogue from a Philadelphia Press item quotes a man asking for food and offering grammar lessons in return.
A nature student lifts a fallen abandoned nest and notes its perfect round shape. He wonders how the bird makes such symmetry without guidance, observing that the nest forms around the bird as it turns. The essay highlights circles as common in animal structures, while straight lines elude them.
Excursions include Jamestown Exposition with one fare plus 2.25 valid April 26 to November 30 1907. School teachers and public travel to Chicago and intermediate points with multiple May and June dates one fare plus 2.00 round trip long limits. City of Mexico round trip 69.15 with several May June and July windows. Elks annual Philadelphia trip July 15 20 1907 one fare plus 2.00. Norfolk Virginia meetings September 2 7 1907 one fare plus 2.00. Plenty of other excursions listed.
A humorous Youth's Companion anecdote notes Bobby applying school fractions in daily life. He explains a classmate has one sister while teasing about two half sisters, showing his confident grasp of fractions.
A sparsely quoted exchange shows an embittered person refusing financial help from friends and relatives. The opposing view suggests that strangers might be the better source, highlighting themes of trust and aid.
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