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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
3
Garth and Lilith Ramill endure a perilous winter in the Mackenzie region. With father ill and supplies dwindling, they improvise fire, hunt, and a birch raft while awaiting a rescue steamer. A tense showdown with Lilith’s fiancé ends as a hopeful steamer sighting appears.
Garth awakens in distress after a shooting. He learns Hexley wounded him and his father while Tobin's medical kit remains missing. Sue nurses him and reveals she forced the killer away to protect them, while both face dwindling supplies and a father’s fever.
The piece recalls Acadian endurance in Nova Scotia with Clare as a prime example where language and customs persist. It cites 1835 and 1835 travelers noting Clare’s distinctive character, and contrasts oxen plows with modern tractors among neighbors while Longfellow’s aura remains over the villages.
The article argues that uncovered steam pipes and boilers waste fuel in homes as in industrial plants. It urges homeowners to insulate furnaces and pipes to save energy, noting insulation is easy to apply and essential for an efficient heating system.
A historical note explains sanitary science as the study of conditions preserving health, closely tied to hygiene. It discusses methods and devices for maintaining clean living spaces, removing waste, and preventing nuisance through drainage and related practices.
Glen Brasser of Rochester confessed to strangling Muriel Fall, a 19 year old Rochester high school girl, at her home. He said jealousy and rival suitors drove the act after she told him she did not love him, then he attempted suicide. He described the crime in police headquarters and noted the girl’s beauty drew many admirers.
Bavarian climber Frank Kinker, 26, sought an almost inaccessible edelweiss blossom for his mother on Mount Aggenstein in the German Alps. A rock slide caused him to lose his grip and fall to the valley below during the ascent with companions.
William Enger posed as poor to obtain state relief in Alamosa until his death. Authorities found he was wealthy with real estate, stocks and bank holdings. Judge Dirkpatrick ordered $128.65 spent by the state relief committee for Enger and paid back from his estate.
A sea voyage birth occurs aboard the British motorship Silver Beech from San Francisco to Manila. Twins arrive without medical aid to Mrs. J. Closson, wife of a Manila dentist, as Guam naval hospital physicians relay instructions to the ship's master by radio.
James Perry a 52 year old black man sought aid at Evanston hospital after suffering pain in the neck. Doctors removed a four inch piece of a file embedded in his flesh, recalling a quarrel in which he was wounded weeks earlier.
A turtle at the Toledo Ohio zoo fatally attacked a swan by submerging its head and neck in search of food. The second of three hatchlings died, the first vanished mysteriously, and the third continues to entertain visitors.
Steve Maddison, a veteran diver, describes a clash with a giant octopus near Vancouver. Using a crowbar as a weapon, he drove the creature back into a hole in a pier under repair and sealed the opening with cement.
Whitfield Cowles built a house in East Granby 184 years ago and it has remained in the family for generations, marking a long dwelling in a single line of descent.
The report tells of Betty Ann Painter, a Little Theater actress, halted by a Kansas City motorcycle officer. She was cited for speeding at 45 mph and resisting, with her reply challenging the officer’s version as the officer claimed the resisting was hers.
A brief quotation by John Ruskin argues it is better to assign meaningful tasks than to elevate workers beyond their duties. The line emphasizes practical merit over status and reflects Victorian social critics' views on labor.
An advertisement urges relief for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation with Creomulsion. It promises to soothe inflamed membranes loosen phlegm and expel germs and offers a druggist guarantee refund if not satisfied from the first bottle.
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