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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1939
Page
3
Rex observes Joan's improving but inconsistent health under Dr Crosby while romantic tensions rise with Bert and Hale. A milk night cap and a secretive night routine prompt Rex to collect fingerprints, hinting at deeper schemes as he contemplates leaving Halcyon Camp.
Janet Lord later known as Mother Roper, 66, observes the 50th anniversary of her work as house mother at the Seamen's Church Institute in New York. Since joining Boston Sea Men's Friends, she organized missing seamen lists that aided reunions and located sailors, recovering about 5 327 men believed lost to sea. She had earlier married a Congregational pastor in Boston and worked with him in Gloucester, Canada, and Oregon until his death in 1915.
Learn to knit 10 inch squares using two strands for fast projects. Keep an easy square handy to fill spare moments and soon you’ll have enough squares to join into a hand knitted bedspread or scarf. Pattern 6411 includes instructions, illustrations, materials, and a photo of the square. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259 W. 14th St., New York.
Brandywine Island near Memphis grew from the Brandywine wreck of a large sidewheel steamer. The 106 year old event left 155 dead and altered the Mississippi river channel. The island lies about 17 miles upriver on the Tennessee Arkansas line with nearby Beef Island and Centennial Island shaping the archipelago.
The text explains Gaelic identity as the Celtic group in Scotland Ireland and Isle of Man and notes Britannica usage equating Gaelic with Celtic. It traces Scottish Gaelic as Goidelic speech brought to Scotland by Dalriadic Scots from Ireland.
The world authority on international comity, Adge Manley Hudson, longtime League of Nations official and former Bemis professor, arrives in Cambridge Massachusetts for a vacation. Born in St Peters Missouri in 1886, Hudson, 32, joined the League secretariat in 1919 and has shaped efforts toward world peace and the World Court.
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