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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

05 Aug 1937

Page 5

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Dillon Tribune

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Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1937

Page

5

Freak and Fun Clubs Fill Belonging Gap Across America

A vivid survey describes a wave of quirky clubs born from national humor and social urge to belong. From Nightshirt Club of America to Society for the Prevention of Calling Porters George, these groups cherish novelty, camaraderie, and playful identity nationwide.

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United States Nightshort Club of America L. M Doc"’) Davis George Washington Abraham Lincoln Teddy Roosevelt Teddy George W. Dulany, Jr Clinton Iowa Chicago George Society For the Prevention of Dulany Georges Admiral George Dewey George Ade George M. Cohan Georges Clemenceau George William Cardinal Mundelein Babe Ruth George H.moses New Hampshire Liars Club Burlington Wis Weary Club Norway Maine Fred S. Sanborn
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When Clocks Stopped

Bloomington man Bryan Carlock recounts surviving the 1933 Long Beach earthquake on March 10. Watches stopped at 5:55 as buildings cracked, people fled, and a tidal wave rumor spread while they sought shelter and aid.

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Ello Bryan Carlock Bloomington Ill Bryan Long Beach Calif Lieut Chester Linton Sis Chester
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Most Slowly Written Works as Acta Sanctorum

A fragment notes the phrase Most Slowly: Written Works as Acta Sanctorum, introducing a medieval or scholarly framing of texts treated as sacred records. The line suggests a cataloging approach to slow, careful composition in historical literature.

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Acta Sanctorum
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