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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1921

Page

6

Byng Appointed Governor General of Canada

The newspaper notes the approval of Lord Byng of Vimy as governor general amid debate over Canadian involvement in the choice. It recalls Vimy Ridge in 1917 and Byngs later roles, mentions a grants gratuity and family background, and adds that the Byngs are childless, with Rideau Hall likely to lack children’s laughter.

Lord Byng of Vimy Canada Crown of Canada Byog Vimy Ridge Byby Earl of Stafford Lady Byng Anne Rideau Wall Byngs

Admiral Eberle to lead Pacific fleet in reshuffled command

The Navy announces Rear Admiral Eberle will become commander in chief of the Pacific fleet with admiral rank, succeeding Rodman as Jones takes Atlantic command. McDonald and Shoemaker receive new assignments as parts of the broader fleet reorganization. Separately, guidance from the Agriculture Department details careful feeding for baby chicks to ensure digestion and growth, outlining starter rations and later mash formulations.

8. W. Eberle Hegewith Hugh Rodman Naval Operating Wampton Roads Jones Haseen H. B. Wilson Naval Academy Anniapolis Naval Administration Daniels Harding Univy Department John D. McDonald Navy Yard New York Battleship Force W. R. Shoemaker

Amundsen Escapes Starvation After Polar Rescue

Roald Amundsen and his Arctic expedition were rescued after two months battling the elements when their ship Maud failed. They were landed at Nome, Alaska after being picked up at East Cape, Siberia by the Herman.

Roald Amundsen South Pole Maud Amundsen Nome Alaska Explorer East Cape Siberia Herman Bering Straits

Dawes Assumes Budget Director Post in Washington

Brig. Gen. Charles Dawes becomes director of the budget in Washington after a conference with President Harding. He will work with leading business men to reorganize government finances on an economical basis. He brings William T. Abbott as assistant director and asks for two co-ordinators, Gen. George Van Horn Moseley and Col. Henry Smither, from the War Department.

Charles Dawes Central Trust Company Chicago Washington Harding Pike's Peak

Poultry notes on egg production and care

Poultry guidance warns not to expect 200 eggs from 100-egg hens. It urges breeders to follow the rule Ilke begets like, keep lime handy, provide gravel or grit, and offer a dry dust bath. Excess fatness can suspend egg production and raise disease risk.

German Beach Outfit Draws Attention at Resort

At a bathing resort the sight of a German beach outfit drew attention as sunbathers judged the lace outer garment worn by a woman before she entered the water. The description notes the attire’s wet appearance and the casual behavior of beachgoers.

America France Germany

Busiest Woman in California Mrs Elmer M Woodbury

Mrs Elmer M Woodbury wife of Hotel Medellen San Francisco manager is described as the busiest woman in California. She decorates hotel rooms painting murals and shades when not otherwise occupied. She also works as playwright newspaper correspondent and singer and has been queen of five carnivals.

California Sohey Elmer M. Woodbury Medellen San Francisco Heans

Eye Strain from Movies Spurs Screen Height Study

The Iluminating Engineering Society of England formed a committee to study eye strain from moving pictures. They found the main issue is pictures shown too high, forcing front-row viewers to lift their eyes. They recommend screen height so the angle from eye to top and bottom centers does not exceed 35 degrees.

Iluminating Engineering Society of England

Berlin Police Regulate Skirt Length for Friuleins

Berlin authorities known as Sipos enforce dress length for friuleins. If skirts are shorter than standard, officials note the girl’s address and notify and fine the parents.

Berlin Sipos

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