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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1924
Page
12
Lynde Puttl the German film star is linked to Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten husband of Millicent Rogers heiress daughter of Colonel and Mrs Henry H Rogers. Reports say a divorce is contemplated and the count may wed the movie star after.
Laura Allber reports on a succession event titled Mary Succeeds Mary Succeeds Main Street, detailing the transition in leadership and the new role assumed in the local project or organization.
Harriet Roebuck of Gainesville Florida has held the official court reporter post for the Eighth judicial district for ten years. She is vice president of the Florida Federation of Business and Professional Women and advocates a local town career for women, valuing close community contact over big city opportunities.
A Texan woman, Mrs. J Miley Green of Wolfe City, becomes a famed cattle sales manager. She runs her office from a ranch house, handles pedigrees and ads, and trains in scientific salesmanship. Her shift from Jersey cattle bookkeeping to national sales leadership transformed her into a celebrated, tireless sales force.
A brief caption reflecting a quote about feasts stressing cheer and company over meat. The line highlights how hospitality and merriment elevate a gathering more than abundance of food.
A fashion note describes a refined woman defined by a delicate perfume. It recommends a Cuticura cleansing routine with Cuticura Soap and hot water followed by Cuticura Talcum powder to achieve clear healthy skin.
A summer boarder in a small seaside town boasted of owning the ocean and nagged a bathers' mishap. When asked why he blamed the water, he quipped the briny was too water melony that day, prompting amused laughter on the beach.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without realizing it. Back pain headaches loss of ambition and nervousness can signal kidney disease. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, a physician prescription, offers remedy through drug stores. Send cents for a sample bottle or buy a medium or large size today.
The Chicago Tribune recounts a playful moment where Emory comments on Edwin wearing a patent leather belt over a linen suit and urges him to drink milk to avoid wasteful fashion. The exchange highlights humorous social banter about appearance and health.
Dr R Schiffmann Co promotes Asthmador claiming instant relief for asthma hay fever and bronchial symptoms. Buyers may return if unsatisfied with money back. price 65¢ plus mail options C O D or shipment from 1734 N Main Los Angeles California.
The volume of worthless securities sold in the United States was rated at about 4 billion dollars in a year and described as a tidal wave by speakers at the eastern district savings conference of the American Tankers association in New York.
A historical note claims over one million acres were reclaimed from sea river and lake in the Netherlands dating back to the sixteenth century. The item also oddly mentions buying a used car before moving to a new neighborhood.
After a long layup Uncle Tobias Peebles recovers enough to ride to town in his son in law's flivver. A neighbor asks his opinion and he replies that it went pretty well though he laments a typhoid fever epidemic that left many women with shaved heads.
Locust swarms once dreaded as a plague are viewed as assets by industry. A Johannesburg factory now processes locusts into concentrated cattle and poultry feeds, citing near inexhaustible raw material and potential for large output.
The Line Is Busy Statistics reports 22 037 000 telephones in use worldwide. America accounts for 15 840 000, Europe 5 008 000, Asia 683 000, Australasia 889 000, and Africa 122 000.
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