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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1937

Page

2

Ohio Flood Toll Deepens Across the Valley

Edward W. Pickard reports on a catastrophe as great floods devastate the Ohio River Valley and lower Mississippi region. Hundreds of thousands homeless, over 100 dead, property losses run into millions, cities like Cincinnati Louisville and Evansville worst hit. relief efforts by Red Cross and federal agencies unfold while martial law, evacuations, and strategic evacuations complicate response.

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Conspiracy Trial and Japanese German War Talks

Radek and sixteen others admit guilt in a plot to wreck Russia’s railway system and trigger war with Japan and Germany to topple Stalin. Leon Trotzky denies headship from Mexico City while charges include betraying the Soviet Union to Germany and Japan. Blum in Lyons urges mutual German French aid but warns against economic or political cooperation. Perkins moves to break GM strike while Montana lawmakers push welfare, taxation, and state control measures.

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Roosevelt Showmanship Shapes Inaugural Politics

Washington column analyzes President Roosevelt's strategic use of ceremonies to sway voters. It notes admiration segments within his circle, concerns over cabinet loyalties, and the broader aim of signaling strength to a broad electorate. The piece compares showmanship across leaders and outlines anticipated budget and agency reform battles on Capitol Hill.

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Keep Furnace Ashpit Clean for Better Heat and Safety

The ashpit must do three jobs: hold ashes, admit air from the cellar, and distribute it through the fuel bed. A clogged ashpit starves the fire, causes clinker problems, and can overheat and warp grates. Clean the ashpit daily to prevent costly repairs.

How Brazil Got Its Name From Indigo Trade Lore

A thirteenth century legend among traders described a distant land with vast forests and a fiery red dye from a tinctorial tree. The dye resembled brasa ember, leading to the name brasil applied first to the wood and then to the country where it grew.

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Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Ad

Keep your body free of accumulated waste with Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. Package of 60 pellets priced at 30 cents in this advertisement.

Good as Well Why Is Human Nature Seen As Bad?

Analysis suggests the phrase human nature is often framed as negative due to humanities studies emphasizing flaws. The debate contrasts inherent tendencies with cultural norms, exploring how biases and storytelling shape moral judgments across societies.

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