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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1924

Page

2

Beachside Chapter Sees Gibbs Plan for Ellen and Tommys Future

On a September beach day Gibbs shares plans with Joe about Ellen and a life in Los Antonios. Ellen and Gibbs discuss George Lathrop, Lillian Pepper, and future charity work, while Lizzie, Tommy, and the baby enjoy the seaside peace. Gibbs urges careful truth with Tommy as Ellen contemplates law cases with Mary Cutter.

Gibbs Lizzie Ellen Adre Junipera Serra Joe Albbs Tommy Harriet George Elen Marriet Mney Eten Ife Los Antonios Arcady Lillian Lindsay Pepper George Lathrop Gibbs Josselyn Lfe Lizzle San Francisco Willams Mary Cutter Old George Mary Cutter

One Original Tongue Debate on Adam’s Language

The text discusses whether Hebrew was Adam's language or if Hebrew Chaldean and Arabic are variants of a primordial tongue. It references Genesis 11:3 claiming all the earth once shared a single language and speech.

Adam

Cross word Puzzle From Last Week’s Issue

Horizontal and vertical clues list many entries with numbers and letters. The note says the solution will appear in next Issue 1 of Last Week’s Puzzle and includes references to various word lengths and types. The reader is asked to fill in the crossword grid.

Stit Carden Ewen Ellen

How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle

Instructions explain placing correct letters in white spaces to form horizontal and vertical words. Numbers indicate which definition to use for each word, with spaces ending at black squares. No letters go in black spaces. Definitions cover dictionary words with occasional abbreviations and technical terms noted.

Notable Oddities From Global Clippings

A collage of trivia items spans topics from English coal reserves to Tyke world centers. It notes Cowes as a world hub, Derbyshire beehive wedding customs, 155 billion tons of coal, and a six mile by four mile locust swarm delaying a Rhodesian train.

Cowes England Rhineland Torquay Turkey Europe Hillmorton Rugby Derbyshire Ralph Barnard Seine St. Pierre du Vancray Rhodesia

Reformer Blasts Politics Using Slum Milk Tale

Hal C. Davis tells Pittsburgh audience that politics are rotten and autocracies thrive. He cites a dairy sample to a slum woman who fears spoiled milk, illustrating distrusted governance and public welfare concerns.

Hal C. Davis Pittsburgh Russia Spain Italy Vmu

Bayer Aspirin Ad Cautions Buyers on Authenticity

Advertisement urges customers to look for the Bayer name on packages or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin proven safe for 23 years. Warns that imitations may be dangerous and advises saying Bayer when purchasing.

Bayer

Trace Odors in Metals Through Heating Experiments

Experiments show metals emit odors not from the metal atoms themselves but from products formed during chemical changes. Odors are often imperceptible at room temperature, become stronger when heated, and fade after prolonged heating. Researchers also isolated the odorous substance.

Popular Mechanics Magazine

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad for Housekeeping Needs

An advertisement endorses Red Cross Ball Blue for household tasks including kitchen towels table linen sheets and pillowcases. The copy promotes universal use across all housekeeping departments.

Department of Housekeeping

Sounds Like Boston Radio Quirk Explains Squeaks

A Life magazine quote discusses the squeaks in a radio as the self oscillations of thermionic valves caused by changing battery potentials and adjusting capacitor and inductor relationships within the receiver. The exchange, framed as a mother and child dialogue, reflects early radio technical talk.

Most Interesting People Are Those Interested in You

A provocative view suggests that the most engaging individuals are those who show genuine interest in others, prompting readers to reflect on what draws attention and connection in social interactions.

McMillan Fur & Wool Co Eapolis Northwest

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