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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
6
Arlene Lomas a four year old from New York City captured the gold medal and crowned champion of the citys first annual whistling contest for under eight years old conducted by the department of parks.
Frank E. Clark, 54, an English American sailor, finishes a three month solo voyage from England to Savannah Georgia aboard a second hand 30 foot fishing boat. He maneuvered through a hurricane during the journey arriving safely in Savannah.
Moe Aarons a New York circus veteran recounts a 1931 voyage incident aboard the Az Reveau where a 26-foot Burmese python escaped its box. After a perilous struggle Moe and his wife Minnie wrestle the snake back into a wooden crate, narrowly escaping death.
Napoleon was born in Ajaccio on August 15 1769 Corsica became French territory by the treaty of May 15 1768 Genoa ceded sovereignty over the island ending Genoese rule since 1347
The burning bush Dictamnus fraxinella releases a volatile Tesinous vapor from stalks branches and leaves on hot dry days. The plant can burn itself when exposed to heat and flame.
A Collier's Weekly writer surveys many proposed names for the new invention as the horseless carriage becomes common. Suggestions include autogo autokinet autovic cabine carlock gasmobile ipsomotor kineter sineque and victorine.
Tea has been known in China since 2700 B C and was first used as medicine rather than a drink until around 500 A D. It is grown in eight provinces with four crops annually, the first crop being the best.
Unusually attractive toy kitten made quickly from cheap cotton stockings with a firm stuffing. Instructions cover cutting, stuffing with sticks, tail construction, and facial stitching using wool yarn or embroidery thread. prompts saving scraps for a future doll and promotes Mrs. Spears sewing books.
A 1920s style consumer health ad urges mothers to consult physicians before giving remedies to children. It promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia, claiming safety and gentleness, and notes peppermint flavored chewable tablets and liquid at 25 cents. It stresses asking for the full product name.
The quote notes that a proper division of time in study yields time for leisure and recreation. It attributes the idea to Nevin and frames time management as essential for balanced routines.
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