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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
12
An old advertisement style item notes how war has made table linen valuable and suggests Red Cross Ball Blue to improve wear. The dialogue mocks a young suitor asking a father for his daughter and ends with a product pitch from grocers.
A damaged fragment quotes a judge insisting on undisputed evidence and a witness replying with a defense of credibility. The passage also mentions a mother-in-law’s involvement and ends abruptly with the word Grossed.
An old advertisement urges buyers to demand Bayer Aspirin and look for the Bayer cross on packages or tablets. It stresses genuine Bayer safety proven by millions and 25 years of physician use and warns against imitations that may be dangerous.
A terse exchange contrasts dog ownership with a reply that they would bark at any night noise. The witty line reflects a humorous exchange about household vigilance.
Advertising copy promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as daily skin care products to cleanse purify soothe heal and perfume the wearer. It highlights three items as essential on every toilet table.
A brief proverb notes that the sound of a fool's laughter resembles crackling thorns beneath a pot, conveying a warned reverence for prudent restraint and humility.
Edith Darrow visits the Bearfoot home in Ponca during Christmas as Wayne Bearfoot plans to propose. The tale follows family warmth, oil town caricatures, and Edith’s evolving view of Indians before Wayne offers marriage. The scene blends humor, culture, and festive cheer across Oklahoma life.
A crossword style prompt lists many clues with numbers and some abbreviations. The lines suggest a grid fill for common crossword terms across horizontal and vertical categories. The note indicates the solution will appear in the next issue and references last week’s puzzle.
Instructions explain placing correct letters in white spaces to form horizontal and vertical words. Each clue number defines a word filling spaces to the next black square, with no letters in black cells. Dictionary words used. abbreviations slang initials and obsolete forms noted in definitions.
The speaker describes a friend named Brown who remains financially unstable despite optimism about marriage. He habitually incurs debt, misses engagements, and believes marriage will fix his faults, a premise challenged by the notion that marriage or other commitments seldom alter core habits. The passage critiques the idea that marriage is a reform school or a universal remedy for personal flaws.
A 1925 centenary overview notes the omnibus origin from the stagecoach in England and traces its evolution from Nantes in 1825 to Paris and London developments, roof seating, and the 580 busses of the London company in 1855, with the first American bus in New York soon after.
A Rev George Washington Jackson sermon turns into a comic racial moral tale about a possum theft at a revival. The exchange features dialect laden repartee as mourners seek absolution and the preacher vows stern judgment. Capper's Weekly excerpt.
A playful dialogue on becoming a great speaker blends advice, luck, and misdirection. The humor contrasts addressing envelopes with public speaking, while stray ad copy notes laundry blues and a tongue in cheek market ad. Washington Irving quotes frame the whimsy.
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