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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1925

Page

10

Fifty Years Silence Ended by Ether Awakening

A New York case reports a man long believed deaf and dumb since age five who, after ether anesthesia for an operation, regained hearing and speech. Doctors say his vocal organs were normal, but self hypnotism caused a belief he could not talk. The experience suggests the subconscious mind records speech despite self-imposed inhibition.

New York

Health Tips from Dr Gaines Weekly Column

Dr John Joseph Gaines a physician with 36 years of practice offers a new weekly health feature. He warns about cold related illnesses and poor blood circulation and promises simple rules to prevent disease.

Joan Josern Gaines John Joseph Gaines

Motor trips Aero Colosseum At Rome

An American drives a Maxwell into the Colosseum, a first as no motor car had entered the 1900 year old arena. The Colosseum, begun by Vespasian in 72 AD and dedicated by Titus, once housed 40 000 to 50 000 spectators, now stands largely in ruins but remains an imposing imperial city landmark.

Colosseum Vespasian A. D Titus

Movement of Glaciers The Swiss Alpine Club 1912 Survey

The Swiss Alpine Club reports major glacier retreat in 1912. L Aletsch retreated ten feet after about 60 feet in 1911 and slightly more in 1910. The Rhine glacier receded 384 feet, with 70 feet fallen the prior year. Of 52 glaciers surveyed, most show retreat, especially Palu near Berwina losing about 70 feet yearly.

Swiss Alpine Club L' Aletsch Rhine Alpine Club Palu Berwina

Carpet-Baggers and the postwar political rise

The term carpet-baggers referred to northern political adventurers who moved into southern states after the Civil War and, with African American votes, held major offices from 1865 to 1876. Their fall followed President Hayes refusing federal protection in 1877, allowing whites to regain control.

Hayes Kansas City Star

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Standard Lumbers & Coal You Dr. Gaines John Joseph Gains, MD Rome Chrysler Corporation Orange Crush Brno Pett U. S Dillon Bottling Works Dillon, Montana Beaverhead County Dodge Brothers RED Star Garage
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