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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1938

Page

6

Night pursuit and standoff in Arizona frontier

Jeff Gray and Hank Ransom defend a cabin against armed attackers led by Sherm Howard. In a climactic rimrock standoff, Gray fights through darkness to rally reinforcements as Ransom is killed and Ruth Chiswick appears in danger, ending with an unresolved reunion.

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Runciman Named Chess Player in Empire Diplomacy

Sir Walter Runciman, now Viscount, is portrayed as a key strategist in Chamberlain era diplomacy. He reportedly aided credit maneuvers with France and Italy, backed by the British empire’s financial influence, as part of a four power bloc approach aiming at Russian isolation. He is described as a frugal, devout figure with Napoleonic interests and a history in trade policy.

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Oilcloth Shelf Edging For Kitchen Windows

Reader inspired idea for decorating kitchen windows with oilcloth shelf edging. Describes easy to wash curtains with 35 inch wide material, 1 inch top hem, 2 inch bottom hem, and a rod casement. Suggests colors matching shelf edging and tie backs, plus use of thumb tacks for color. Recommends Mrs. Spears Sewing for the Home Decorator book with 48 pages, price 25 cents postpaid, to request from Mrs. Spears Chicago Illinois.

Drouth Seen Behind Ancient Hopi Zuni Exodus

Dr Ralph L Beals of the University of California Los Angeles suggests a severe drought forced a cliff dwelling culture of Hopi and Zuni ancestors to abandon northern Arizona around 1250. Southern exposure drew winters indoors, corn cobs shrank as vegetation failed, and migration occurred as people fled the scarce resources.

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Costa Rica Flora Described as Most Flowering Nation

Costa Rica, a small country in America, boasts about 6 000 varieties of flowering shrubs and trees with over 1 000 orchid types. The article highlights its varied vegetation and remarkable plant diversity.

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Traitorous Doubts Quote

A Shakespearean maxim cautions that doubts betray us and steal chances to achieve worthy outcomes by deterring effort. The line frames fear as a barrier to possible success.

Shakespeare

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