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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1917
Page
6
Recent photograph features the Countess of Essex formerly Adele Grant of New York, who married the Earl in 1893, daughter of Beach Grant.
France buys old copper utensils and liquor stills as part of a nation wide collection. Government officers lead tours across six departments visiting 177 towns to collect copper at 4 francs per kilogram, with Paris accepting red copper items at 4 francs per kilo.
A reader asks for a method to eliminate angle worms in a garden. The response recommends planning a finishing trip, asserting there will be no worms to inspect when the trip occurs.
A devotional verse implores children to embrace Christ the Child as guide and savior. It praises heavenly light in children and asks for purity, comfort, and gospel truth, inviting believers to model gentleness and faith.
Christmas carol celebrating angels bring glad tidings of a child given to crown humanity with heavenly joy. It asks for a humble heart to cradle Jesus within and prays for mercy and a blessed new year.
A Philadelphia Press reader questions the dating of Jesus birth. The reply explains Dionysius Exiguus set the AD system in 588 AD, placing Christ birth around 754 AUC and noting earlier calculations varied, with modern estimates landing around 6 or 7 BC.
An exchange voices biblical imagery about the night and the coming dawn. The Watchman asks if signs foretell promise while the Traveler proclaims the star signals the Promised Day of Israel and the Prince of Peace has come in the Son of God. IOHN ROWRING
The piece suggests quick handmade gift ideas for belated presents. Practical items include various bags, aprons, and washable caps made from chintz cretonne gingham and percale. It emphasizes sewing one can finish in a day and aims to help busy households catch up with Christmas remembrances.
The piece argues Christmas remains a sacred religious day, fostering fraternity and charity. It stresses giving beyond money, through kindness, advice, songs, shared meals, and generosity, urging constructive acts and personal sacrifice for lasting happiness.
A thoughtful man explains he objects to uttering Merry Christmas as a mere form. He notes many say it without caring how others fare, likening it to a hollow greeting exchanged like a casual How do you do.
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