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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

06 Aug 1936

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1936

Page

3

Memorial statue honors William McGuffey at Oxford Ohio

A large crowd gathers in Oxford to unveil a statue of William Holmes McGuffey, author of the McGuffey Eclectic Readers first published in 1836. The event mirrors a 1934 Washington PA dedication and underscores McGuffey’s enduring influence on American education through readers used nationwide.

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Oxford Ohio William Holmes McGuffey McGuffey America Washington Dearborn Mich Edison Institute Henry Ford Ford Doctor McGuffey Herbert Quick Iowa Newton D. Baker Wilson United States Supreme Court Ida M. Tarbell Albert J. Beveridge McGuffeys William Anne (McKittrick) McGuffey Scotland Philadelphia York County Pennsylvania Alexander Arthur St. Clair Anthony Wayne Anna Holmes Washington County Thomas Hughes Hughes Old Stone Academy Darlington Washington College Andrew Wylie Kentucky Miami University Robert Hamilton Bishop Miami Levy Horace Harriet, Spining Isaac Spining Dayton Maud Mul Washington, PA Nancy Pardee Newton Ypsilanti, Mich
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McGuffey’s Life and Legacy as educator and author

A Western Newspaper Union profile recounts Dr. McGuffey’s career from Oxford to Cincinnati and Ohio University, his philosophy chair at Virginia, and his lasting impact through millions of primers. It notes his character as a preacher and lecturer, and a companion’s reminiscence of his Scotch features and disciplined mind.

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Cardinal Wolsey Henry VIII Scott Lochinvar Virginia Institution McGuffey Societies Union
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Captivating Daytime Frock Pattern Features Yoke and Pockets

A Barbara Bell pattern advertises dress No. 1916-B with a flattering yoke dipping to a front point and twin slashes for a ribbon bow. Radiating yoke and waist tucks shape the fit, front and back center seams end in kick pleats for fullness, and pointed pockets with flaps add novelty. Sizes 12 to 20, yardage 3 1/2yd at size14. 15 cents per pattern. Orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.

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Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Adams St Chicago N. W Bell Syndicate WNU
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HOUWCHON Hints on Kitchen Care and Food Tips

Practical tips on handling vegetables eggs onions and cauliflower. Save stock liquid avoid washing combs to prevent tooth damage. Break eggs one at a time. Use vinegar or lemon to remove onion odor. Boil cauliflower heads downward to prevent scum from settling on florets.

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New Zealand Architect Touts Ball Bearing Foundations

Ball bearing houses idea from R W De Montalk, a New Zealand architect who specializes in earthquake proof design. He argues tall buildings fail mainly when foundations crack, not from soil movement. His model uses large rounded stones under a saucer base to absorb shocks, keeping structures upright during quakes. He plans applying this to a skyscraper.

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R. W. de Montalk New Zealand
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