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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1938
Page
6
Mrs Del Barkhoff of Seattle holds the national title and will defend her crown in Spokane Los Angeles and New York traveling about 10000 miles during the circuit announced for her upcoming tours amid the badminton season.
Beverly Anne Barneburg aged four months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Barneburg of Boston, recently boarded an American Airlines flight to San Antonio to visit her grandmother.
Mae Towers of Bay Park New York recalls a Christmas Eve visit from a mad neighbor who mistook her for the Devil. The neighbor’s husband woke to the scene as Mae lured the police away while helping the woman, now hospital bound, and avoiding a wrongful accusation.
The piece traces Atlanta’s early names from Terminus in 1836 to Marthasville in 1843 before incorporation as Atlanta in 1847. It notes Creek cession of land, the first cabin in 1833, stake for state railroad in 1836, and capital designation in 1868.
A fragmented OCR passage lists four cockroach bag types including Croton bag and mentions an old timer. The line reads as a quirky archival note with unclear context and sparse readable details about bag forms.
Louis J Alber cites the Com mentator noting Emerson offered to lecture for a $5 fee plus four quarts of oats for his horse at Waltham. The entry lists Webster as first lecturer paid $100, Lincoln at Cooper Union $200, Beecher $1,000 in 1880, and Henry M Stanley paid $100,000 plus expenses for a hundred lectures after locating Livingstone in Africa.
The text notes German roots for bookplates with early movable ex libris as wooden cutouts showing a shield of arms. It references an authority on the subject and mentions the shield emblem as a key feature in surviving ex libris specimens.
A pattern description for a baby’s jiffy knit jacket and a matching coverlet. One-piece jacket with side seams, georgette lining, large needles, and plain instructions in Pattern 6188. To obtain, send 15 cents and name address pattern number to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept New York.
A New Hampshire law requires two cars meeting at an intersection to wait for the other to pass. Seattle prohibits using water during a fire. Egypt Illinois bans advancing clocks without a written permit. River Forest Illinois forbids keeping bears, lions, wild cats, orangutans, chimpanzees, tigers or poisonous reptiles.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for lingering coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation claiming it goes to the source of the trouble soothes inflamed membranes loosens and expels germs and offers a refund if not satisfied. It urges readers to ask for the genuine Creomulsion.
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