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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1934

Page

3

Roosevelts Talks on Tariffs and Rum Industry Revival

The article outlines President Roosevelt’s interest in lowering liquor tariffs to curb bootlegging while aiding rum distilling in the Virgin Islands and Porto Rico. It notes his support for boosting exports from the Philippines and discusses bimetallism plans, silver buying, and traffic relief ideas such as underpasses funded by a gasoline tax, amid broader economic debates.

Washington Roosevelt Gress Congress Turkey Virgin Islands Ile Navy Department Porto Rico Philippines United States Choate New York Maryland House Senate Treasury China United States Treasury John F. (Loney)Fitzgerald Boston Fitzgerald Forty-second Street Witzgerald RKC White House Dling Motors England Vienna Honey Fitz Northwest

Chewink the Towhee and Peter Rabbit Share a Tale

In a Green Forest thicket Chewink thanks Peter Rabbit for sounding the alarm about Reddy Fox. Peter learns Chewink’s ground nesting habits and family as the towhee explains berries, bugs, and life on the ground. The scene closes with Chewink hoping to reassure Mrs Towhee at their nest.

Chewink Towhee Reddy Fox Peter Rabbit Chewlak Peter Reddy

Wooden Indians Guard Cigars Debut in Local Shops

A report notes that wooden Indians were first used as cigar store guardians in the area, reflecting a quirky local custom. The feature highlights how these figures welcomed customers and became a familiar storefront symbol.

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Dear Mr Wynn Advice Column Snippets and Rejoinders

A collage of brief questions and witty answers from the Associated Newspapers WNU Service. Topics include fashion weights, light shoes, playful flower puns with Saliva Bulbs, marriage fidelity, and iron dosage anecdotes.

Mr. Wynn Dela Warry The Associated Newspapers WNU. Service

Solitaire Bird Extinct by 1761 Described

The solitaire or Pezophaps solitaris, related to the dodo, formerly inhabited Rodriguez. It became extinct about 1761. The male stood about 2 feet 9 inches tall and brownish-gray in color, while the female was brown with a whitish tint.

Rodriguez

Witty Kitty

A humorous note on slang for a new pair of stockings. The girl chum contrasts English ladder with American run as terms for the same fashion item. WNU Service.

Chum England

Nippy Cheese Sandwich With Tapioca Tomato Cheese Filling

A weather tale promotes picnic eating before winter storms and cold winds. It outlines a recipe for a long lasting sandwich filling using canned tomato sauce two cups of cheese pepper mustard and Worcestershire with tapioca to thicken. The guide suggests serving on lettuce with glass jar storage for future salads.

Mother Plays Bridge by Anne Campbell

A humorous verse about a mother distracted by domestic duties and fashion as she plays bridge. The speaker notes she would play better if she kept focus on the game. The poem plays on gender roles and the domestic sphere with light comic tone.

Mrs. Johnson Dad WNU

Egg Salad Sandwich and Sweet Syrup Mixes in Home Kitchen

A dated home recipe segment describes making egg salad filling with chopped celery hard boiled eggs and pickles mixed into a tapioca base, plus a drink syrup: dissolve sugar in boiling water, add lemon juice, and serve over cracked ice. Western Newspaper Union.

Western Newspaper Union

Irene Gaels Quips About Four Years At College

Irene bellwether irons irony on youth with four years at college as a training ground for life not work. The quote reflects broad skepticism about modern education’s practical value.

Irene Bell Syndicate WNU

Balloon Found Inside Cod Off North Sea Fishermen Discover Toy

Fishermen in the North Sea reported a cod containing a toy balloon that had been sent up from Ilendon in England. The find prompted curiosity about how the balloon traveled into the fish.

North Sea Ilendon England

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