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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
5
Dillon Montana wholesale and retail stock reported for Southern Montana distribution. Tribune Book Store shows varied inventory levels and offerings across reading and educational titles.
An elderly Ohio veteran, over eighty and near 300 pounds, surprised a curbside crowd near the Hotel Sevverth with a double shuffle dance. He shed his broad brimmed hat, danced with surprising vigor, then walked away as spectators marveled at the performance witnessed by two civilians and others on Pennsylvania Street.
The piece traces the term flapper from literary and stage usage. It notes Wilson’s uncertainty about the origin, mentions an early English chorus girl called a flapper, and contrasts later British usage with the later American flapper image linked to short skirts and bobbed hair.
Michael Ball the hangman of Hungary defends his occupation against slurs raised in the national assembly. He says his vocation is as honorable as judges or ministers and rejects the idea that hangmen are graceless or loathsome. He notes peers at odds over Charles and anti-Hapsburg factions and insists MPs may only flatter him if called a friend.
Dr. Bird T. Baldwin of the University of Iowa reports that under good conditions a mother can estimate her seven year old's eventual height within about an inch by age seventeen. He notes girls reach final height earlier than boys and cites data from a long term study of a thousand children.
The Dillon Tribune is sold weekly at C. P. Thomas corner Idaho and Center, The Corner Cigar Store corner Montana and Bannack, and The Gray News Co. at the O. S. Depot. Advertisement notes skeptical quip about belief.
Katherine Beebe recalls two Christmases showing the contrast between quantity driven toy chaos and a kinder garden ideal. A neighbor’s family creates a serene Christmas with a white silver tree, candlelight service, a careful gift plan, and shared toys that inspire lasting play.
A reflection on human dignity as God’s image prompts question whether people should reveal their inherent nobility rather than hide it. It contemplates whether true royal identity exists in ordinary life and calls for openness about this inner claim.
Local shop Tatter sall offers sewing machine supplies including needles oil shut tles bobbins belts and related accessories. The ad lists a small selection of items available for customers seeking repair and maintenance supplies.
A year brings new sashes hair-bows and ribbons to replace old items. Two ribbon girdles are pictured as charming gifts. One uses narrow satin with tinsel border and ribbon flowers while the other is a two toned satin sash with side loops and a back knot.
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