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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
7
Alexander Wetmore summarizes the bald eagle as the United States emblem adopted by Congress on June 20, 1782. He notes its size strength and swift flight and explains its habitat diet and predation patterns including salmon in Alaska and other prey along waterways.
Charles Lathrop Pack argues in The Review of Reviews that forestry teaching in the United States overemphasizes European methods. He calls for forestry teachers to spend three months yearly in the woods and students to work in the woods during their courses. He advocates fewer, better staffed schools focused on economic factors shaping the lumber industry.
Danny Meadow Mouse hides from Buster Bear with help from his cousin Whitefoot the Woodmouse. Buster digs at the tree roots but finds no quarry and eventually leaves in search of beechnuts. Danny and Whitefoot travel through a root tunnel to safety in a hollow stump.
The article lists picnic food tips and recipes focusing on fresh vegetables, pickles, baked bean sandwiches, and simple dressings. It advises balancing starchy and sugar foods with alkaline options to prevent headaches and indigestion while noting outdoor hazards like snakes and mosquitoes.
A note from the McClure Newspaper Syndicate states the chrysanthemum known as Kiku is Japan’s national flower since the fourteenth century. Some botanists claim it was once a common daisy before being revered.
J. W. Burgess reports from a distant location the bear situation and requests details on events and current actions while away from home. The note reflects a reporter’s inquiry into ongoing activities and safety measures in the field.
Aโย collection of questions to Mr Wynn from readers at a college with answers. Topics range from romantic gifts and engagements to military honors, a stingiest man tale, a river swimming fine, and a coat split from tight buttons.
A little new soul arrives from afar on a sunlit cloud bringing blue morning skies and bright eyes. The newborn lifts weary hearts with hopeful light and brings God’s love for arms to hold as dreams point toward paradise.
The passage notes enjoying streams or springs for cooling green plants and providing fresh air as a household refrigerator substitute, highlighting natural water streams as sources of refreshment and cooling.
Constable McGinnis of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Arctic detail at Pangnirtong hosted a dozen Eskimos. He tried to force them to leave by heating the stove and sprinkling red pepper. The guests endured the heat and snoozed through the ordeal, remaining unharmed and undisturbed the next morning.
A quirky report notes baseball progress in Russia slowed by a murky issue as players balk at rallying the robber Comrade Umpire Athinta Constitution.
An advertisement promotes Milnesia Waters and Milnesia Wafers as a quick and pleasant solution for digestive relief. It claims to correct acidity and related discomforts, with bottles priced at 85¢ and 60¢ and tins at 20¢, recommended by thousands of physicians and carried by all good druggists.
Mrs. Raymond Parks recalls persistent eczema on her baby for nearly two years. She reports relief from itching after trying Cutura Soap and Ointment, bought in two boxes, with other products offered by Potter Drug & Chemical Corp. Register advertisement notes prices and availability.
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