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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1925

Page

6

Licentious Drucilla Livia Deified by Caligula In Rome

Chicago Journal notes Drucilla Livia daughter of Germanicus and Agrippina as a notorious beauty. She openly wed her brother Caligula and he named her heiress in a will during his illness. She died at twenty three in year 88 and Caligula deified her.

Drucilla Livia Germanicus Agrippina Caligula Chicago Journal

Red Cross Founded by Clara Barton in 1881

The American Red Cross organized in 1881 with Clara Barton among its active founders. Barton, a Civil War nurse, became the first president and proposed extending relief to victims of earthquakes pestilence and other calamities. The scope was soon adopted by both the American body and the international committee.

American Red Cross Clara Barton Red Cross Miss Barton International Committee

Nine essential common words in daily speech

An article notes that one quarter of daily conversation relies on nine words: and, the, it, of, to, will, and you, plus four letters words. It also claims thirty four additional Anglo Saxon terms expand usage to half the words spoken, listing about all as at but can come day dear for get hear her if in me much not on one say she so that these they this though time we with write your.

Zodiac Divisions and Their Star Names

The zodiac spans eight degrees on each side of the sun's path and is divided into twelve equal parts. Each segment is labeled by a constellation: Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricornus Aquarius and Pisces as listed by the Kansas City Star.

Aries Taurus Bull Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo

Hard Road to Paradise Mohammadan belief in Al Sirat bridge

The Kansas City Star notes the Al Sirat as the narrow bridge between this world and the next in Mohammedan tradition. Passing varies with virtue. the wicked fall into hell due to the weight of their guns, while others cross swiftly or slowly.

al Sirat Hell Gulf Kansas City Star

The 180th Meridian Chosen as Date Line For Convenience

The 180th meridian in the Pacific was selected as the international date line mainly for convenience. It is the opposite half of the Greenwich meridian, which navigators regard as the earth’s prime meridian and standard for time reckoning and longitude.

Pacific Ocean Greenwich

No Trees Grow in Iceland Except a Low Willow

A historical note mentions Iceland lacking forests with the exception of a small willow variety capable of surviving the island climate.

Iceland

The Pencil Makes a Farm Pay Better.

The article argues farming must be run as a business with proper records. It cites farm bookkeeping boosting profits, inventories guiding decisions, and annual financial statements helping loans, with examples from Illinois and Iowa farmers improving income through organized accounts.

Bankers Help Seed Testing and Farm Support Across States

The Monrovia Indiana bank tests seed corn for farmers with 25 000 cars tested last season. one fourth failed seed quality and this year’s rate may rise. In Conway Arkansas banks offer 150 first prize for best single acre sweet potatoes plus 50 district prizes. county agents and banks plan details. Iowa counties Calhoun Cherokee and Buena Vista gain a full time county leader through the County Bankers Association to aid boys and girls clubs.

Monrovia Ind Conway Ark County Bankers' Association Calhoun Cherokee Buena Vista Iowa

Manufacturers in a Farm Situation

A historical note compares farming and manufacturing, arguing both face profitable selling challenges beyond production. It notes that many could start factories or plants, but few sustain profits, emphasizing long-term profitability and stable distribution. A flier was fined $25 for flying under 2,000 feet over Yale Field in New Haven, Connecticut.

Yale Field New Haven Connecticut

Real Farmers Portrayed Most Roles In Government Farm Films

The article notes that over 200 government farm films circulated with at least 95 percent of the roles filled by real farmers. It argues that audiences would spot any artificial gesture or mannerism, so authenticity was prioritized.

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J. D. Lee Lee Dillon Drucilla Red Cross Organization Hard Road Paradise Anderson Bros Ilinoig Westinghouse Mazda Bankers United States Amality Fon
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