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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1921

Page

12

Eiffel Tower Builder Dinner Photo With Engineer Swasey

A rare photograph shows Gustave Eiffel, builder of the Eiffel Tower, at a dinner on top of the tower in Paris. He shakes hands with Mr. Swasey, president of the Wireless Engineers of America, during the event for U S wireless engineers.

Eiffel Tower Mr. Eiffel Paris Wireless Engineers United States Mr. Swasey The Wireless Engineers of America

Ready for President Harding Visits Weeks Estate

In Lancaster NHS the expected visit by President Harding to Secretary Weeks’s country home caused excitement. The Weeks staff hurried to prepare, and caretaker’s niece Elizabeth Prevoix climbed the flagpole to regild the ball and raise the flag.

Lancaster Nhs Harding Weeks Elzabeth

How to Paint and Shellac an Old Wooden Bowl

Thrift Magazine suggests painting a dark shade on a neglected wooden bowl, then applying shellac once dry for a glossy finish. Enhancing with floral painting or borders can further improve the bowl’s appeal.

Thrift Magazine

Newcomer Nonsense Amid Greenwich Village Banter

Fragmented dialogue shows a playful mispronunciation of Greenwich Village with mock names and a claim of a “Greenwitch Village” pun. The exchange pivots on a food request and a punny menu reference, reflecting local café culture.

Golf Champ Freddy Beckman Saves Day With Mouse Save

In a Hammond loop restaurant, amateur golfer Freddie Beckman recovers a runaway mouse with a golf ball he had used as a souvenir. The ball hits the wall, rebounds to strike a waiter’s platter, causing a crash but ending with the waiter unhurt and the mouse killed. Beckman later jokes about his aim and pays $7.40 for the ball and incident.

Cha Ogo Hammond Fee Admiral Lhuis Freddie Beckman Freddy Beekman Beckman Beck Iwan Elene Meyn L. M Mrs. Meyn

Widow Awarded Half Cent in Breach of Promise Suit

Mrs Winifred Donales a widow of Blackborough road Reigate won one half cent in damages from William Cromwell a motor engineer's clerk of Brighton road Redhill in a breach of promise of marriage case following the death of her husband who served with the Rhine army.

London Winifred Donales Blackborough Road Reigate WiHam Cromwell Brighton Road Redhill

Prince of Wales Reenacts Feudal Gifts at Launceston

In Launceston Cornwall England the prince of Wales acting as duke of Cornwall presided over feudal ceremonies dating back 600 years. The mayor offered 100 shillings and pepper, Sir Hugh Molesworth St Aubyn received greyhounds, others gave spurs cumin salmon and gloves while tenants swore fealty and were confirmed in holdings. Bethuel Hutchings wore goatskins for the court procession.

Launceston Cornwall England Prince of Wales Duke of Hugh Molesworth St. Aubyn Swannacot St. Mary Bethuel Hutchings

Octopus Seizes Boy in Samoa Rescue Ends Tragically

Eureka Cal Word reports a 16 foot octopus killed at Samoa Humboldt county after grabbing eight year old Sieorge Peterson son of a Eureka tug captain. The creature trapped the boy, lashed with tentacles, and clutched an oar from his sister before the girl used another oar to beat the animal and save him.

Eureka Cal Samoa Humboldt County Sieorge Peterson

Two Workmen Drown After Dam Break Floods Tube

Erie Pennsylvania two workers Carl Henderson and Axel Macks were swept through a concrete water tube when a temporary dam failed during a heavy rainstorm. They were carried into shallow water and drowned though later reports said both will recover. The flood caused extensive damage to nearby facilities and halted operations for hours.

Erie Carl Henderson Axel Macks Mill Creek Tudeh Ryan Mithy Callars Teterferkig Prittie

Reds Look to South America for Refuge in Moscow Letters

Intercepted correspondence from communist officials in Moscow to agents abroad shows Octobrists sending families abroad as Russia grows unstable. The letters discuss moving valuables to dollars and South American currency, with mentions of Lenin Zinoviev Trotsky and exclusions within the Bolshevik leadership as arrests and expulsions reshape the party.

Reval Exthonia Moscow Tusshu South America Uimoy Beleheriktendas Russia Poslodale Novosts Officar Germany Lenin Zinoviev Trotsky Napoleon Switzerland Iron Fund

Racing Fraud in Germany at Darishost Races Scandal

Berlin reports that German horse racing has devolved into corruption since the war with the Strausberg Racing society allegedly manipulating purses and fees. Four horses ran in the Frederscirf race as jockeys slowed after three quarters, causing the winner to reach the start point far beyond the agreed time and no purses were paid.

Berlin Germany Strausberg Racing Society

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