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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1928

Page

7

Cast of Principal Characters in This Amazing Mystery Story

The list names John Drane the Human Sphinx Amy The Girl Robert Carter his Sweetheart William Dart the Undertaker Dr Blessington Family Doctor Dick Brennan Detective Simon Judd and Servants in the Drane Household as principal characters in the story.

John Drane Amy Robert Carter William Dart Dr. Blessington Dick Brennan Simon Judd Drane

Doctor Cracks Old Ties in Riverbank Visit

John Drane hosts old friend Simon Judd the chief of police, as Amy and Dart observe tense loyalties. Judd jokes about boyhood days while Dart plans a late return and Drane urges a longer stay to settle past matters before an evening gathering with Bob and Amy.

Amy John Drane Robert Simon Judd John Crane Simon Dudd Judd Bob Dart John Drane William Mr. Judd Sime New York Simon Ciane

Riverbank visit turns deadly as matron dies in Drane home

On a Sunday morning at John Drane's estate in Riverbank a scream marks the discovery of uncle John Drane murdered in his bedroom. Amy Crane, Josie the maid, and Simon Judd react with shock as police and residents face a grim crime scene amid family tensions and neighborhood changes.

John Crane Riverbank Simon Judd John Main Street William Dart Simon Dudd Bailey’s Ross Gartner Western Hotel Norbert John Drane Vincent Josie Mr. Crane Ma’m Mrs. Vincent Amy Crane Amy

Mystery Visitor Arrives at John Drane’s Westcote Home

William Dart and Simon Judd visit the prosperous Westcote man of mystery John Drane. As the trio converse Amy Drane, the young daughter, approaches and interrupts the scene, hinting at further developments in the tale.

John Drane Westcote William Dart Simon Judd Amy Drane

Smith Ceremonies in Albany Nominate Alfred E Smith

Governor Alfred E Smith was officially notified of his presidential nomination in Albany on August 22. The event at the state capitol steps used a large radio hookup reaching nationwide and Europe, with over 100 stations broadcasting and traffic halted around Capitol Park. Senator Key Pittman spoke first, Smith responded, and amplifiers carried speeches through the park as crowds gathered to hear and see.

Alfred E. Smith State Capitol Albany Europe

Fire Department Inspects Hose at Local School

A historical note describes a fire department crew visiting a girls' school to inspect the hose system as part of safety checks. The exchange hints at a casual, perhaps humorous moment during the visit, underscoring routine maintenance activity.

Father plans early night as son promised call

A father tells his son to call when he leaves for the night to avoid waking him later, noting he must rise early the following morning. The brief exchange highlights a practical family moment about sleep and responsibility.

Meadow Mouse Declared Most Abundant Rodent Worldwide

Nature Magazine notes the meadow mouse is likely the most prolific rodent species, found across the northern hemisphere from Arctic tundras to the mountains of India and Mexico.

Nature Magazine Hemisphere Arctic India Mexico

Giant Lavender Mushroom Noted by Nature Magazine

A lavender mushroom known as Blewitt is described in Nature Magazine. It reportedly grows up to six inches across the cap with stems sometimes as thick as a man's wrist, and is said to be eaten in England.

England

Discovery of coal-tar derivatives by Fahlberg and Remsen

In 1879 Dr. Constantine Fahlberg and Dr. Ira Remsen each contributed to the identification of coal tar derivatives. The collaboration advanced chemical research by isolating new compounds and establishing their significance for future study.

Constantine Fahlberg Ira Remsen

Obscure Maxim on Fortunes and Character

A quotation on how misfortune tests and sharpens character and latent genius, attributed to D. W. Cathell, reflecting on resilience and personal growth through adversity.

D. W. Cathell

Glass House Occupied as Residence in Nyack

In Nyack New York a glass house is described as being occupied as a residence. The unusual dwelling sits at a street corner attracting curiosity from locals and visitors alike.

Nyack

Starts With Advantage If a Child Be Well Born

Wise proverb quoted by William Colby Cooper asserts that good birth places a child ahead in life’s battle, suggesting early factors influence long term outcomes. The remark frames heredity and environment as critical starting points in human development.

William Colby Cooper

Defies Solution There Is No Known Solvent For Carbon

A terse note states that there is no known solvent for carbon. The remark implies a limit in chemical dissolution of carbon in standard solvents.

Happiness at Home Seeds Growth Quote Insight

A Grove Patterson quotation from the Mobile Register extols happiness as grown at home. It counsels planting seeds of joy at one’s fireside and staying to watch them thrive rather than seeking happiness in others’ gardens.

Grove Patterson Mobile Register

Shrew Most Abundant Mammal in Eastern U S

Nature Magazine states the short tailed shrew is probably the most numerous mammal in the eastern United States. It inhabits wooded lands cut over forests fields and stream banks where soft ground allows its erratic runways.

United States Nature Magazine

Color Not Significant in Egg Food Value Says Study

Scientists find no uniform difference in the food value of brown and white eggs when hens receive the same rations. Chemically the shells of brown eggs differ from those of white eggs.

Fiction in Disguise Tops Book World Biographies

Biographies rise as best sellers in the book world. The popularity reflects authors shaping tales, suggesting a blend of fact and imagination rather than pure nonfiction. The Washington Star notes readers enjoy these crafted life stories.

Washington Star

Great Heat Required to Consume Diamond

A geologist notes diamonds are very resistant to heat, unaffected at typical temperatures. In extreme fires, around 800 degrees Celsius or more in air, diamonds may burn. A diamond expert says exposed to fire in air they can be destroyed, surface eroded, and eventually consumed.

India’s products exam ends in indigestion

An English school examination prompts pupils to name products of the Indian empire. A confident boy lists curries pepper rice citron chutney and more, then a girl interrupts calmly and adds indigestion as another product of India relieving the tense moment.

India

Foley Pills diuretic for backache relief advertised

Public notice advertises Foley Pills diuretic to regulate kidney elimination and relieve backaches and rheumatic pains. The ad claims guaranteed satisfaction and urges purchase from George M. Gosman, successor to Potts, noting the product is sold locally.

George M. Gosman Potts

Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions

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

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association

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