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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1929

Page

2

Gasoline Prices Around the World Report

A Chicago bulletin notes wide gasoline price ranges globally. America maintains the lowest prices due to major pipelines and large firms, while other nations show higher rates such as 68 cents in Rangoon Mandalay and 87 cents in Japan.

Jerusalem Holy Land Rangoon Mandalay Sydney Australia Shanghai China Japan Hungary Havana Paris London Berlin Rome Chicago Bulletin The American Research Foundation America Sinclair Texas Madagascar Caseline

Epicurean Shark Among Curiosities Caught in Miami

A taxidermist found inside a six foot man eating leopard shark captured in Miami a porcupine fish two leatherjack fish six rabbit feet six chicken legs and feathers two pigeons banded leg numbers six anchovies a cowfish a lizard fish a sabre fish a toad fish and various unidentified specimens.

Miami Fla

Too Much Static In Family Outing

A four year old Rosemary attends a nearby movie with her parents to watch an exciting auto race. The audience's screaming disturbs her and she asks her mother to leave, saying she cannot stand all the static.

Rosemary

Journeyman Definition Traced to French Origin

The term journeyman, rooted in the French journee meaning a day, refers to a worker who has finished apprenticeship and is ready to work for a day's wages.

Poetry Fragments Echo Parker on Truth and Its Reach

A reflective line cites Theodore Parker on truth and its stubborn spread. It notes truth’s affinity with human souls and its seed-like power to take root and bear fruit despite silence or hostility.

Theodore Parker

Trappers Signal Flyers Aviator Forest Rangers

Trappers alert aviators and forest rangers across Alaska to monitor the lone hikers on remote trails as smoke signals relay on ground conditions and developments.

Forest Rangers Alaska

Flashlight impresses in Maine coastal home stay

A Maine sea coast vacation highlighted the flashlight as essential, outshining many household appliances. The portable light proved invaluable for night trips, beach strolls, and peering into dark corners, underscoring its daily service and usefulness.

New England Maine

Economical Menu Highlights Soup Sausages and Cobbler

A budget friendly menu features Cream of Salsify Soup and broiled little pig sausages in a Potato Puff nest. Grilled tomatoes and Cream Slaw accompany, followed by Blueberry Cobbler and beverages.

Leftover Chicken Cutlets in Lemon White Sauce

Combine 2 cups chopped cooked chicken with 2 tablespoons chopped carrots and green pepper 1 teaspoon salt 1 percent teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon minced parsley proper fraction teaspoon onion juice 1 tablespoon lemon juice into 1 cup white sauce. Cook 8 minutes then add 2 eggs beaten. Remove from heat cool shape into cutlets dip in egg and crumbs and fry in deep fat.

Pineapple Nut Stuffed Tomatoes a Cold Dressings

Mix 1 cup shredded pineapple with 1 cup chopped nuts and blend with French dressing. Put on ice. Peel and scoop out tops of tomatoes fill with pineapple nut mixture and garnish with mayonnaise. Serve very cold.

Bean Spread Sandwich With Horseradish and Lettuce

Press one half cupful of beans through a potato ricer and season with horseradish celery parsley onion juice mustard Tabasco or Worcester sauce. Spread between slices of whole wheat bread and add a crisp lettuce leaf.

Night Work Grammar Lesson Sparks Five Centses Story

East side family children gathered for a grammar lesson at the dining room table. The five year old Joan interjected that she also had five senses, joking she had five centses and placed them in the collection box.

East Side Joan Tommy Indianapolis Star

Berlin Man Uses Junk Monoplane as Home

A Berlin resident converts a discarded monoplane into a dwelling. The forward fuselage with windows serves as living and sleeping space while the rear becomes a kitchen. A chimney above forms a letter S near the rudder as a distinctive feature.

Berlin

Egg Timer Helps Belfast Woman Mark Three Minute Calls

A Belfast Maine woman uses a traditional egg timer as a visual cue to limit long distance calls to exactly three minutes. She places the timer in view and relies on its measured duration to manage her conversation time.

Belfast Maine

Gamma rays used in surgery and treatment

Gamma rays, high frequency electromagnetic waves, range from 1.4 to 0.01 angstroms. They are more penetrating than X rays and have been used to treat cancer tumors ulcers and genital warts.

Ghost writers hire others to cope with growing demand

The Spokane Spokesman Review notes that the ghost writing industry is expanding rapidly. Leading ghost writers are hiring other writers to handle their workloads, illustrating a trend toward subcontracted ghosting within the field.

Spokane

Misnaming Joan of Arc Sparks Historical Note

A historical quirk notes that Joan of Arc is often misnamed as Joan instead of Jeanne d Arc. The piece explains no village or place named Arc is connected to her and clarifies proper attribution.

Joan of Arc Jeanne d'Arc Arc

The Other Nine Lists of the Ten Most Interesting Men

The e Boston Transcript presents its take on the remaining names that would fill a top ten list of intriguing figures. The column riffs on public figures and notable personalities, inviting readers to weigh in with their own selections.

Boston Transcript

Open books and private lives in public discourse

A speaker questions the idea that a person’s life is an open book and argues privacy matters. He notes officials’ records may be public but the motives and private chapters remain inaccessible and should stay that way, urging restraint from prying into others’ personal affairs.

Ananias

GUIDEPOSTS To tthe happiness Byanne Macfadden

A persuasive essay extols swimming as essential life skill and fitness. It argues swimming improves all muscles and organs, aids fat loss, and should be taught in schools. It covers learning order, water types, technique tips, and health benefits to encourage all to swim.

Love Potions Sold in Middle Ages, Villages Apoth Stock

Advertisements note love powders offered for sale in historic times. Village apothecary kept love philtres among his drugs and mixed potions from items such as snails and other ingredients.

Kansas City Times

Canada Claims Land The Dominion Experimental Farms System

The Dominion experimental farms system of the Department of Agriculture spans Canada from Atlantic to Pacific and is described as the most comprehensive of its kind worldwide by the Canadian Bureau of Natural Resources.

Canada Dominion Experimental Farms System Department of Agriculture Atlantic Pacific Canadian Bureau of Natural Resources

Hawaiians Use Conversation as Heat Breaker

A Detroit News joke notes the Hawaiian Islands keep constant temperatures yet Hawaiians stay clever by finding other ways to spark talks and mingle.

Detroit News

Adirondack name rooted in Mohawk term for bark eaters

Adapted from Mohawk language the name Adirondack is linked to the word Hadrontaks meaning bark eaters. The note preserves a linguistic claim about the mountain group in New York state and its historic naming.

Adirondack New York State

Old Coach of London Premieres in Colonial Era

The present coach of the lord mayor of London dates to 1757, predating the American Revolution. It is tall enough for a six foot man in a silk hat to stand inside without touching the roof.

London

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Reward Notice

The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a reward of 250 dollars for conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for conviction of any camp robber.

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association Ett

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