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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1921
Page
5
A Mary E. Dozier column from the National Kindergarten Association discusses children settling conflicts without adult interference. Tim and Clifton's chair dispute ends with a peer solution, illustrating self-governed problem solving and cautions about overcontrol in early education.
The article traces Arizona from early cliff dwellers and Pueblo ancestors through Spanish exploration by Padre Nizan and Coronado. It notes territorial shifts from Mexican province to U.S. land via the Gadsden Purchase and its 1863 separation as a territory, with possible meaning of Arizona as “dry belt.”
The piece notes how night thoughts bring a lucid, clairvoyant sense of insight not found by day. It describes midnight decision shifts, sudden bright realizations, and sharpened memory between midnight and four in the morning after restful sleep.
An authority explains the rabbit foot talisman believed to bring luck and protection. It must be the left hind foot of a graveyard rabbit, captured at midnight, amputated, kept secret, and dipped three times in collected rainwater in a hollow stump. The charm carries fear and respect among Southern Black and uneducated white communities.
A testimonial from Mrs. M. J. Wills of 189 Helena St describes kidney trouble and bladder inflammation relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at Potts' Drug Store. She reports lasting relief and urges others to use the product priced at 60 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY endorses the remedy.
Notable: Luke McLuke references a retired bragging man known as the salt of the earth. The columnist notes two sons who bear pride in their pep and resolve. The quip contrasts old fashioned virtue with family pride.
The text recalls how the silk secret was guarded by a Chinese princess who tried to import silkworms, dating silk making to ancient times. It mentions Emperor Chiu Nong starting mulberry cultivation around 2800 B C and his successor Houn tl assigning his wife to study silkworm rearing in 2602 B C, honoring her pioneering work.
Doctor Kener of a Row manta lunatic asylum reports from 250 parental pairs that 39 percent of offspring have first insanity before age 25. Mothers transmit more than fathers, daughters more than sons, and children are affected about half as young as their parents, often congenital imbeciles or adolescent insanity.
In Swanage England a stone globe 11 feet wide and 40 tons stands as a local landmark. It embodies a world representation designed and crafted by two emigrants who made fortunes in London and returned home to decorate Swanage with extensive stone work.
A quoted exchange from the Louisville Courier Journal shows a man recounting a woman’s remark that she voted for him. The brief dialogue emphasizes a personal endorsement amid political discourse.
Real estate transfers listed for the week ending April 24 1921 in Beaverhead Abstract Company records. Names properties and amounts appear in the transfer ledger published in the newspaper with brief entries.
A compilation of land transfers and notices including Emma Halbert to Wise River and Justin Morse in Big Hole basin, Albert Johnson to Elza Patrick, and multiple mineral claims in Utopia and Elkhorn districts. Also notes homesteads, deeds, quiet title decrees, and a Mayr's remedy advertisement.
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