Trip to Bannack Promises Historic Sunday Outing
For Sunday outing ideas, a trip to Bannack offers good roads via Badger Pass though the cut‑off is dusty in places. Visitors can imagine early miners and a frontier town scene as Bannack’s landmarks attract interest, with a possibility to continue to Elkhorn for a plunge and a cool evening drive home.
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Bannack
Badger Pass
Old Town
Hollywood
Plummer
Stinson
Ray
America
Elkhorn
The Joy of Serving Morning Paper Delivery
A morning scene shows a young newspaper boy guiding his younger brother as they deliver papers. The narrator recalls the boy’s pride in his simple, helpful task and reflects on whether adults still feel joy from doing good deeds.
Old newspapers found as moth proof storage for summer garments
May Kiethline of the South Dakota State College suggests using old newspapers as inexpensive moth proof wrappings for summer storage. Wrap garments in multiple newspaper layers after dry cleaning and brushing to remove eggs, then sun dry before storage. Ads and ink are claimed to deter moths.
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May Kiethline
South Dakota State College
Ideal Husband Shifts as Prof Peters Urges Useful Skills
Professor Charles C. Peters of a Pennsylvania State college argues the ideal husband must repair pipes, manage the furnace, dress and care for children, keep the home sanitary, and even sell old goods. He notes women now pursue business and social life, while men emphasize domestic arts less, warning many men may become bachelors.
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Charles C. Peters
Pennsylvania State
Peters
The New Money Introduces Fresh Currency Reform
The treasury struggles to distribute new smaller bills and urges calm as old notes fade. Officials expect the new currency to save about 1.5 million dollars yearly, curb counterfeiting, and improve money hygiene through greater durability.
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Treasury
Hand Organ Fades as Modern Music Dominates
A prominent hand organ maker George Molinari says business is dying due to radio movies and mechanical pianos. He notes hurdy gurdy outfits once traveled nationwide and provided dancing music, but now barrel organs stay in limited areas and profits fall. Backyard singers have largely vanished.
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George Molinari
New York
Common Sense in Food Packaging and Processing
Nancy Hart argues for using packaged foods to reduce dust and germs and protect quality. She also notes the value of choosing less refined cereals, corn meal, flours, and rice to retain beneficial outer hull nutrients.
Special Menu Highlights Clam Broth to Cocoanut Cake
A curated menu features Clam Broth, frappe, Spanish chicken, Buttered wax beans, Stuffed tomato salad, Cheese Wafers, Pineapple mousse, Cocoanut cake, and beverages for a varied dining experience.
Raspberry Squash Dessert From Raspberry Mash
In a saucepan mash four cups red raspberries with one cup sugar and cook fifteen minutes. Sift in a half cup flour and cook thirty minutes, stirring. When thick, pour into molds and chill in the refrigerator. Remove from molds and serve with whipped cream.
Ginger lemon orange cordial with sparkling water
A simple cordial recipe brings Canton ginger simmered in sugar water then strained. Add lemon and orange juice, chill, and finish with charged water served over crushed ice in tall glasses.
Smart cotton suits set for late August resort wear
A midsummer fashion note highlights tailored cotton suits in plain, color, or patterned fabrics. Designs include crossbarred and checked patterns with modern art inspired prints from circus scenes to skyscraper silhouettes. Featured outfit shows a pique sleeveless dress with a yellow green calico coat and matching hat.
Trouser Blouses Add Smart Touch to White Cotton Suits
Fashion note on short jacket suits and rakish trouser blouses now in style. Every wearer seeks a smart yet safe look with attached matching panties in white cotton sport ensembles. The look is saucy, convenient, and tailored for ease.
Silk costumes to feature in fall sports outfits
Knitted costumes crafted from pure silk will play a key role in upcoming fall sports attire. The new designs include one piece dresses and related garments, offering streamlined looks for athletic events.
Printed Velvet Raincoats Define Fall Fashion
An enthusiastic note highlights a fall trend with raincoats crafted in printed velvet, a stylish shift from utilitarian rubber coats. The piece invites readers to anticipate these dressier models and cites a smart jacket with notched collar as part of the fashion departure.
Old Bill and the Nugget Claim Fight for the Mill
In a frontier tale, Old Bill and Jim guard a rich Benton Jones claim as strangers and rivals probe the operation. A midnight raid prompts Bill to reveal a wooden chest with venomous snake heads as a warning device, while planning to tap the final funds to buy a mill.
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Benton-Jones
Bannack
Bon Accord
Jim
Bill
Tinhorn
Pennsylvania
Record Heat Stuns Dillon as Thermometer Hits 94
Friday of last week proved the hottest day in Dillon's history, says J. E. Monroe, the official weather observer. The government thermometer reached 94 degrees at the warmest part of the day, breaking a 31 year record, while the prior day climbed to 93 degrees, tying former high marks.
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Dillon
J. E. Monroe
Five Senses Lesson Sparks Thrift Box Confession
In a city school scene, five year old Joan interrupts a grammar lesson? noting she has five centses like Tommy but she saved them in a collection box. The East side family gathers for night work at the dining table as children study.
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East Side
Joan
Tommy
Indianapolis Star
Just Suppose It Had Been Empty
A reader recalls a scare when a Foley’s Honey and Tar bottle ran low during a bout of croup affecting Sonny. The ad promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as dependable for croup and coughs, guaranteed and non narcotic, sold by Geo. M. Gosman.
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Foley
Sonny
Geo. M.gosman
Potts
Hair care guide tackles dandruff and oily scalp
A vintage style health column explains dandruff as a germ disease with two forms dry and oily. It advises medicated scalp foods, proper shampoos, nightly treatments, and careful oil use to restore gland activity and control hair loss. It also covers salt brushing and rubber spray rinses for excess oil.
White or silver hair care and styling tips
The feature notes that white or silver hair is fashionable and flattering, then provides a home shampoo recipe using Castile soap potassium carbonate water glycerine and a blue rinse. It warns against overuse of heat and blueing and advises gentle drying with warm Turkish towels for dry or brittle hair.
Dillon golfers show strong play in regional tourney
Heizie loses in first flight and Dickerson in the second. Dr. W H Stephan qualifies in the second flight with 88, George Jackson shoots 79 and beats Doc Kirby. Stephan defeats Core and Fisher to reach the semi finals where he loses to Wallace Smith. Gilbert goes 89, beats Lake then loses to Ben Chestnut. Ralph Harding, after a 95, falls to Mrs Nichols in the final after beating Mrs Fitzpatrick and Mrs Shaver. Women’s match includes Mrs Tucker’s ball in creek and Grace Barnett’s bold shot.
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Heizie
Paddy Fitzgerald
Dickerson
W.H. Stephan
George Jackson
Doc Kirby
Dillon Physician
Core of
Kalispell
Fisher
Anaconda
Wallace Smith
W. G. Gilbert
Haddock
Lake
Camp
Ben Chestnut
Ralph Harding
Farrand
Fitzby
Fitzpatrick
Shaver
Nichols
Stephan
Tucker
Grace Barnett
This Is Nothing New Mental Insight on Sanity
A mental expert argues there is little difference between sane and insane individuals. The key factor is whether the person is discovered or diagnosed.
Lincoln County Picnic Rolling Pin Contest Winner
At Vineland Lincoln county picnic Mrs W H Upsall won the rolling pin contest with a 67 foot throw and also claimed the 100 yard dash for married men.
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Lincoln County
Vineland
W. H. Upsall
Upsall
Presbyterian Standard
Unworldliness by Whitman
A brief quotation on unworldliness praising truth beauty goodness and love in a perfect world. It speaks of belief self committal faith hope and joy in being remade by that world.
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Whitham
Ants Offer Shelter to Tiny Pets in Their Homes
Scientists note ants keep crickets and beetles as pets inside their nests. Crickets find shelter and food, while beetles with a distinct fragrance are fed and sheltered in the ants hospitable home.
No Military Lodges In American Masonry
Grand secretary of the Masonic temple in Washington DC notes that American Masonry does not permit military lodges within regiments or naval service as England did. During the Civil War a few lodges formed with troops but later disappeared and are not active now.
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Masonic Temple
Washington, D. C
Grand Lodge of England
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Sanes
Carl B. Taylor
Frank
Gribnall
Post Falls
Idaho
By Nancy Hart
By Cecile
Arle Tor Aes Oy
Helena Reubinsten
Giles Fletcher
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