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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
2
A collection of moral maxims urged to guide ambitious youths. Prominent themes include integrity, prudence, patience, and virtue. The list emphasizes prompt action, loyalty to principle, avoidance of vice, debt repayment, respectful conduct, and self improvement.
When teething makes a baby fussy, Castoria is advertised as a gentle, vegetable remedy that relieves colic and cleanses the bowels. The ad claims Castoria is harmless, contains no harsh drugs or narcotics, and should be used for infants and older children with teething or digestion issues.
The Newport tea hosts poet and philanthropist Michael Strange defending idealism in art and poetry against realism. She urges letting idealism color poetry and pictures, arguing life itself is dull and only art can lift it above drab reality.
The League of Nations warned Japan to cease hostilities in China after a Shanghai report blamed Japan for the fighting. Secretary Stimson reiterated that Chinese occupation of Shanghai's settlement cannot be recognized and warned Japan would be held responsible if it fires on Chinese forces there.
Japanese envoy delivered an ultimatum to Gen. Chiang Kai-shek demanding Shanghai’s withdrawal of Twenty kilometers with force threatened if not met. Tokyo eyes 30 000 to 45 000 fresh troops for Shanghai amid fears of national guard involvement. American protests over raids by Japanese civilians on the American Methodist Church school continued. In Congress, Rainey denounced Treasury tax plans while the La Follette-Costigan relief bill failed 35 to 48, and the Glass-Steagall bill moved toward Senate approval.
President Hoover sent a special message to Congress proposing a major reorganization of the federal government. He urged creation of four new offices, changes in four other departments, and consolidation of overlapping activities to cut millions from the tax burden, with authority to reorganize via executive orders pending congressional review.
President Hoover nominates Benjamin N. Cardozo chief judge of New York Court of Appeals for the Supreme Court. Senate confirmation expected amid protests and mixed party support as eastern states dominate the court balance.
In a sequence of formal statements to Connally, Garner is extolled as a poised leader with months in the House that impressed national observers. He denies prior knowledge of the statements and declines to discuss presidential prospects amid a broad Democratic push. In Germany, Hindenburg seeks re election with Hitler seen as rival. Montana notes seed supply concerns and a state drive to locate and test grain, with numerous local updates on schools, banks, and public works.
Evfik Rushdi Bry told the Geneva disarmament conference that frontier politics will fade as nations fraternize. He urged alliance of all nations against war, supported international civil aviation, and called for banning offensive weapons. Germany presented plans to wipe out air arms and arms stocks, end conscription, limit warship size, and ban aircraft carriers submarines.
Renowned American stage actress Minnie Maddern Fiske died in Hollis L I after a three month illness at age sixty seven. For five decades she entertained the nation and her passing was widely mourned.
Advertisement notes a free sample of small yellow popcorn, 10 pounds, with pricing terms 1 dollar postpaid and six dollars for 100 pre paid. Includes the seller Bturegls at 131 Madison, Wichita Kansas.
The first Masonic temple in Ireland was dedicated at Crawfordburn County Down perched on two acres overlooking Belfast Lough. Formerly known as the Red House the building was transformed into its present condition by three local lodges.
A film crew arrives in Africa hoping to capture wildlife footage. They note they have an experienced actor named Hon who can perform in dangerous scenes.
Advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as relief for neuritis rheumatism lumbago backache neuralgia and sore muscles. Claims quick action without burning or blistering and relief before you can count 60. Urges readers to obtain a small bottle from a druggist.
The Pennsylvania Packet and General Advertiser began in Philadelphia in September 1784, earning the claim as America’s first daily newspaper. It marks a milestone in U.S. press history and the growth of регуляр news circulation in the new nation.
A brief civic sentiment lauds the lightning bug for its harmless nature and earns honorable mention in a short column highlighting its character and utility in urban life.
Mrs. M. Wells of Ogden Utah credits Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with curing her throat and bronchial trouble and bronchitis. She reports no further spells after using the medicine and recommends it to others. The notice also notes Esperanto spreading in Sweden with 1700 members in the Stockholm Swedish Esperanto society.
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