Young marksmen from Ninth Corps chosen for Camp Perry
San Francisco announces Robert V. Finch of Dillon Montana among thirteen selected from California to Montana youth rifle candidates. They will compete at Camp Perry Ohio from August 25 to September 15 in the National CMT C rifle championship against other corps areas and top U.S. marksmen.
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San Francisco
Robert V. Finch
Atlantic Street
Dillon
Mont
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Ninth Corps
West
United States
Camp Perry
Ohio
John L. Hines
Presidio
Hines
Army Headquarters
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
America
Natonal Rifle Association
Germs In A Glass Of Milk Spoiled A Childs Breakfast
A two year old girl Mary tasted milk left by a brother and halted upon declaring a germ was in it. She had mistaken a crumb of bread for a germ as she spoke in her morning wakefulness.
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Mary
Not a Secret Just Common Sense Foley Pills Ad
Mrs Arthur De Mulle of Grasmere New Hampshire credits Foley’s Pills with restoring her health after fifteen years of kidney trouble. She says she started taking them after seeing the advertisement and now feels active and happy. For sale by Geo M Gosman.
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Arthur DeMulle
Grasmere
N. H
Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
Potta
Dillon Local Notes Reflect Weekend Visits and Travel
Local notes list residents and visitors in Dillon including Jacques in Butte, Ivan Shaw and Lillian Conger visiting from Wisdom and Butte respectively, and J F Blair from Grant visiting early in the week. Other entries note trips to Spokane Twin Bridges Sheridan and a two week Idaho vacation.
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Promised Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent relief for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims the pills stop bloating and nervous feelings, prevent gas from interfering with circulation, and restore appetite and energy. Available in a yellow package at CITY DRUG CO and other drug stores for $1.
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Baalmann
City. Drug CO
Community Notes on Visits and Travel in Montana
A series of social notes details visits and trips across Montana. Anna Jean had her tonsils removed, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe visited in Butte, and E G Innes returned from Salt Lake City. The Brinns, McCullys, and Stephenson family traveled to California and Elkhorn Springs with plans for Great Falls. Anna Patterson returned from California with Marjorie Stevenson stopping in Salt Lake City. A civil service exam for clerk carriers occurred at the public library with eight taking the test. Marcus Stauduhar and family returned from northern Montana trips and observations on hunter conduct and no trespassing signs around Harrison ranch.
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J. H. McCully
Anna Patterson
California
Marjorie
Stevenson
Salt Lake City
Harrison Ranch
Reward Offered for Beef Theft Conspiracy
A $1000 reward is offered for evidence leading to conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the ranges at Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock or Black Tail. Report evidence to Sheriff W. C. Orr or Stockman D. V. Erwin.
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Big Hole
Horse Prairie
Grasshopper
Centennial
Red Rock
Black Tail
W. C. Orr
D. V. Erwin
Male Critics Dismissive Of Women Poets Examined
The piece cites Herbert G Branchen in North American Review arguing that female poetry centers on self and subjective emotion. It says women rarely translate emotions objectively and often produce sentimental embroidery rather than truthful depictions of human relationships.
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Herbert G.branchen
North American Review
Cultivate Serenity to Fight Mental Fatigue
Dr. Lauren A. Smith argues that mental fatigue harms efficiency and happiness in modern life. The Hygeia Magazine piece offers five practical tips: enjoy work, engage fully in play, rest the mind by quieting thoughts, make and carry out decisions, and avoid impulsive actions when exhausted.
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Lauren A. Smith
Hygeia Magazine
Honey Production by Region in the United States
The article explains that alfalfa honey from western states dominates U S production, with several million dollars sold annually. It notes sweet clover white sage and mountain flowers also contribute, while central states rely on white clover sweet clover Spanish needle and heartsense honey.
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United States
Canada
Boy Makes Harvest Wreath While Hearing Mouse Rumor
A small boy aged six works on a wreath at home after discussing a pantry mouse. His mother asks if buying a trap and disposing of the mouse would lead to a funeral, prompting the wreath request.
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Billy
Descriptions of Hair Color in Classical Troubadour Lore
The text surveys depictions of women in medieval European verses noting flaxen or gold hair. It cites Spanish, German, and French traditions describing hair as fair, bright, and often curly, with references to enduring waves.
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Germany
Gretchen
Tomahawk Origin Not Indian Weapon
The tomahawk is explained as a club shaped tool rather than a weapon of Native Americans. Early forms were stout three foot sticks with a large knob and a flint projection. European hatch ets and stone hatchets found in fields are noted as unrelated tools.
Climate of the Netherlands Compared By Temperature
The Netherlands known as Holland, has a moist climate with a small annual temperature range. In Utrecht the average yearly temperature is 50°F, with a mean around 49°F. Spring and autumn show variable readings and winter months reach about 85.6°F in January.
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Netherlands
Holland
Utrecht
Falsehood from carelessness about truth says Johnson
A fragment quotes Johnson claiming most falsehood stems from carelessness about truth rather than intentional lying, suggesting a critique of deceptive behavior and the prevalence of error in discourse.
Wild Roses in the Bible and wandering desert blooms
The text reflects on wild roses mentioned in the Bible and describes roses thriving in warm climates. It notes wilderness areas where barren sands may bear garlands of wandering roses, blooming for their own joy rather than for people to witness.
Preference Junior Hosts Radio Guests At Home
A child named Preference Junior amuses his mother’s guests with a radio chat. The mother asks whether they prefer jazz orchestra or mother’s class as the baba notes her sympathy for the orchestra.
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Junior
Baba
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Bob Finch
Perry
Dillon Boy
General Hines
Jacques
Butte
Ivan Shaw
Wisdom
J. F. Blair
Grant
Walter Grimes
Elels
Lillian “Conger
Roy Murray
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Lima
James Dodd
Frank Hoffman
Dorcas
Spokane
James Nicholas
Great Falls
John McLean
George D. Selway
Divide
Price
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Charles Henry
Richard Nelson
John Cosgrove
Alice
Byron
Pocatello
Arthur Graeter
George Mudd
George Hughes Ranch
J. C. Whitham
Kirby
Jackson
Guy Gray
Millpoint
Elkhorn Springs
Gladys Garr
G. M. Clemow
Tom Clemow
Big Hole Basin
Robert Quackenbush
Mrs. Jack
Sockness
Anna Jean
Mrs. J. FE. Monroe
E. G. Innes
Marcus Stauduhar
Ann
Velma
Marcus, Jr
A. A. Buyan
Reichle
Albert T. Reid
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C. E. McMillen
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