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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1936

Page

3

Night of Confessions Unveils Hidden Motives in Spinney Mystery

In a tense gathering at Mrs. Avery's house Patrick O'Brien leads Bessie in recounting a long-buried incident from Decoration Day. Bessie describes overheard threats between Doctor Blaikie and Walter Treadway about Molly, linking a past quarrel to present danger. Walter and Molly then confront their future amid mounting suspense.

Rock Garden Sarah Darbe Bessie Sarah Hope Caro Sylvia Nancy Burton Patrick O’brien Patrick Margaret Fairweather Mattie Stow Force Tony Walter Treadway Molly Margaret Mary Sarah Darrie Mrs. Avery Doctor Blaikie Geary Joe Big Hattie Marshbank Cutter House Jennie Snow Mrs. Cutter Jennie Mr. Day Locust Lane Jess Ace Blaikie Walter Mr. Treadway Mr. O’brien Molly Eames Molly Treadway Aunt Mary New York

Diver Walker Kayes Rescued After Four Hour Underwater Ordeal

Walker Kayes of New York City survived a four hour dive beneath the St Lawrence during an inspection of the Victoria bridge foundations at Montreal. Struck by a cross current, the diver battled water, a damaged air valve, and a ballooning suit while his life line stayed taut. His rescuers used a winch to haul him clear as he exhaustedly surfaced.

Walker Kayes New York City St. Lawrence River St. Lawrence Walker Victoria Montreal Victoria Bridge WNU

The Mule and Jennet A Longstanding Mammal Hybrid

The mule and jenet are the oldest man made animals. The mule is hardy, strong, sure footed and tireless, ideal for rough country travel. Its success led to the zebrula, a cross between horse and zebra, as strong as a mule yet livelier and less prone to disease.

Sydney Harbor Entrance As Noted By Early Navigators

Early navigators overlooked the Sydney harbor entrance as it appeared unimpressive and failed to recognize it as a harbor. The entry between North Head and South Head spans less than two miles, guiding ships toward Botany Bay.

Sydney Harbor Botany Bay North Head South Head Roel

Motto of Wise Labor and Satisfied Farmers

A condensed reflection on the value of diligent work. The passage compares proper farming tasks to a fulfilled day and cites the proverb Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might as guiding principle.

Canary finches bred across Europe for centuries

The passage traces the Canary islands finches from their introduction by Portuguese and Italian sailors about five centuries ago to their evolution through patient breeding by European peasants. It notes varieties in colors from yellow to copper red, across regions from the Alps to the Scottish highlands.

Canaries Canary’ Islands Europe Alps Scottish Highlands

STAR DUST Movie Radio Recap and Hollywood Buzz

New York hairdresser notes Mrs Gable still fresh and chic amid rumors of Clark Gable divorce while he tours New York. Fredric March visits old friends in the city and earns praise for steadiness. Burgess Meredith lauded for Winterset and Jessica Dragonette debuts a coast to coast radio series on CBS Wednesdays 9:30 to 10.

New York Clark Gable Clark Hollywood Fredric March Jessica Dragonette CBS

Kate Smith programs feature rising stars and new projects

The article notes Mary Louise McCroskey winning a $500 weekly award after 215000 listener votes. It covers Loretta Young buying and remodeling Ramona costumes, Jack Oakie pursuing a radio host role with guest professors, talent scouts watching Ann Courtney, Gloria Swanson planned stage work, Barbara Stagseyek in Banjo on My Knee, and Metropolitan Opera broadcasts sponsored on Saturdays.

Kate Smith Mary Louise McCroskey New York Montclair Ann Courtney Warner Brothers Gloria Swanson Metropolitan Opera Company Formances

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Inez Haynes Irwin Miss Molly Blaikie Floyd Gibbons Star Dust Movie Radio Virginia Vales Burgess Meredith Loretta Young Jack Oakie Bob Burns Bing Crosby Honolulu al Jolson Eddie Cantor Burns and Allen
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