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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1934

Page

6

Busy Wrens Tend Seven Hungry Babies

Peter Rabbit observes Enny and Mr Wren feeding seven hungry babies, with each chick demanding vast daily meals. The busy parents hunt caterpillars spiders and flies, while the young one’s care weighs on Jenny and the need for rest is rare. Peter then seeks a less busy observer and hears a sweet song from T W Burgess.

Enny Mr. Wren Peter Rabbit Jenny Mer Wren Peter Tie T W. Burgess WNN Service

Cooked tips and home answers from Mr Wynn column

A composite WNU Service section features humorous home remedies and etiquette Q A. It includes a onion and garlic odor remedy for paint, advice on not turning away tramps, a joke about halitosis, fishing club questions by ANNGLER, and culinary instructions for cake making and pies with flour and baking guidance.

Western Newspaper Union

Hathaway builds ornate table with 50619 inlays

World War veteran George L. Hathaway spent three years assembling a table inlaid with fifty thousand six hundred nineteen FH pieces. The craftman showcased the finished piece to local admirers and noted the precise placement required for each inlay.

George L. Hathaway

Condiments and Home Canning Mentioned in Text

Fragment discusses mustard pickles chow chow capers anchovy paste chutney and similar condiments as items housewives store up or buy. It reflects household storage and procurement practices in a domestic context.

White Crepe Gown With Sequin Band Adorns Dolman Sleeves

A white crepe gown features dolman sleeves decorated by a wide band of black sequins. The sequined band travels to the back of the neck and forms shoulder straps, creating an extremely low back decolletage.

Lucile Paray

Giants' Bones Found in Munich Sand Pit

Skeletons of prehistoric giants uncovered in a Munich area sand pit reveal forty well preserved remains averaging seven feet in height. Workers reported the find during excavation near Munich, Germany.

Reich Munich Germany

Morning glory in the yard mirrors a mother's protective love

A poem-like reflection compares a wild morning-glory vine in the yard to a mother's protective love that may choke a loved one's flowering thoughts. The speaker warns that neglect could destroy beauty and growth, urging careful tending of love to allow growth rather than ruin.

Mr. Wynn I. M. Nosey

The Sultan of Sulu and a Royal Wedding Fiasco

A U S consul in Sandakan recounts a Malay marriage scandal involving a house boy Alus and a twelve year old girl Canapa. The sultan visits, the consul entertains him, and a plan for a royal wedding collapses when Canapa’s marriage occurs at the full moon. The tale highlights local customs and colonial missteps.

National Geographite Society Washington, D. C WNU Sulu United States Philippines Frank Murphy Philippine Senate Dwight F. Davis Sultan of George Ade Philippine British North Borneo George M. Hanson Sandakan Malmbung Jolo Brunei British Borneo Borneo Rajamuda Singhalese Ceylon Alus Canapa Janapa Tuan Hart Thad Howev

Early railways slowed by oxen and mule teams

The passage notes that about a century ago American locomotives often crawled for hours behind slow ox teams or waited on sidings while a bulky mule changed its mind. About ten years after rail lines began, any vehicle with flanged wheels could use the rails, regardless of motive power, making early trains move at oxen pace.

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West Point Miliary Academy Camp Clinton By Thornton W. Burgess Susy ED Wynn IL M B. U. Kno Delaware River Wilmington Del Associated Newspapers Dyol Dada Krows Triangle Bell Syndicate Anne Campbell Sultan Government House North Carolina Asia Minor Japan
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