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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1931

Page

7

Forrest and His Critter Company shaped by a fearless cavalryman

A biographer ranks Nathan Bedford Forrest as a master strategist and daring cavalry leader who shaped the Confederate West. The piece traces his rise from Memphis slave trader to army icon, notes clashes with Bragg and Lee’s praise, and covers his postwar role with the Ku Klux Klan as Grand Wizard.

Nathan Bedford Forrest Forrest Andrew Nelson Lytle Bedford ‘Forrest Critter Company Minton, Balch and Company Lytle Robert EB. Lee Jeb” Stuart Appomattox Lee Jefferson Davis Confederacy Porter Tennessee Bedford Davis West Point American Southwest Tennessee River William Tecumseh Sherman Sherman Critter Tennessee Forrest Bedford County Nathan Bedford Texas Memphis White Tennessee Mounted Rifles Kentucky Stephen Beale Richmons West Braxton Bragg South Fort Donelson Nashville Buckner Murfreesboro Bragg Buell Shiloh Hog Mountain Chickamauga Lfe Grant Johnston Mxico Ca Dy Forre Ty Mississippi New York Ku Klux Klan Ku: Klux Klan

Geological evidence of prehistoric lake in Superior basin

Dr. F. E. Moore of the University of Toronto presented findings to the Royal Society of Canada noting that excavations for a dam on the Michipicoten River in Algoma District confirm a much larger prehistoric lake once filling the Superior basin. He traceed glacial history showing a smaller lake occupying the Lake Superior area during the era.

Algonquin Algoma Superior Great Lakes Doctor Moore Lake Superior Les

London readers advertise for return of borrowed books

A London daily carried a humorous classified in which English citizens plead for the return of borrowed works from Clivenden Library and specifically name Waverly Novels No 5 and Les Miserables Vol I. The ad notes Viscountess Astor, MP, as the contact, clarifying the MP stands for member of parliament, not motion pictures or mounted police.

United States London Times Waverly Clivenden Viscountess Astor M. P M. LP Lady Astor

Avertin Emerges as Promising New Anesthetic

Medical researchers describe Avertin as a newly effective internal anesthetic that induces a deep sleep with no pain and minimal to no adverse lung effects. Patients may be awakened briefly to answer questions, then return to sleep, and normal breathing resumes upon waking.

Hungry Max Cohen Charts Opening Day Trout Fishing

North Hollywood artist and fisherman Max Cohen takes his family trout fishing on opening day. They camp at a remote spot known to him and many anglers. In the night, Buddy cries aloud, but Max reassures him that after dark the angels are with them even as the fish bite.

Max Cohen North Hollywood Max Buddy

Egyptian mummies aged 8000 years before Christ claim

An elderly woman relates a Field Museum visit to a neighbor in Indianapolis News. She asserts Egyptian mummies were embalmed and buried 8000 years before Christ, prompting the neighbor to doubt the claim by recalling past burial practices.

Chicago Field Museum Mildred Indianapolis

Plea for Lenny In Home Conflict

A neighbor recounts a child named Lenny, a boy about five or six, who faced maternal discipline after violating a home rule. He pleaded for mercy, offering a compromise rather than a whipping, asking for a mere slap.

Leprosy Patient Counts Worldwide and in US

Tygein Magazine reports 600 to 800 leprosy patients in the United States and about 3,000,000 lepers worldwide. In the US most are confined to Carville leprosarium in Louisiana. A recent report notes only one of thirty one discharged as cured had a relapse.

United States Tygein Magazine Carville

Finish Your Husband's Sweetheart Yawp After Twenty Years

The line recalls a man who no longer proclaims a first love, as he encounters the same memory after two decades. Philosophers examine how foolishness arises when reasoning meets sentiment and time.

Fellows Syrup Returns Vitality and Spirit

A vintage tonic promises to restore energy and vigor, claiming Fellows’ Syrup boosts strength, stamina, appetite, and mood after only a few doses. It urges readers to ask pharmacists for the genuine product prescribed by doctors worldwide.

Interchange Wham in a Rural Exchange

A humorous rural dialogue shows Mrs Comtossel scolding a hired man for complaining while Farmer Comtossel defends talk as sociable. The scene ends with a note that Adam did not repeat any word.

Lost 20 Lbs in 4 Weeks Kruschen Salts Ad

Mrs. Mae West of St Louis Missouri claims she lost 20 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She says she weighed 170 pounds at 28 and now weighs 150 with more energy and no hunger. The ad urges taking a half teaspoonful in hot water daily and offers a money back guarantee after the first bottle 85 cents lasts four weeks.

Mae West St. Louis America

Sure Method Golfers Quip on Desert Drought Dilemma

A humorous exchange imagines a golfer asking how to find water in a desert and an explorer replying that he drives off a golf ball. The quip plays on golf humor and survival wit.

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