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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
7
Russ faced a runaway saw blade that snapped from a long machine and wrapped around his body. He reached for a wooden stick, but dropped it. the stick jammed the belt and stopped the machine, saving his life. He escaped as the machine slowed and halted.
Boston Globe writer notes a century ago Hingham paid its minister on a commodity dollar basis in 1803. Rev. Henry Ware, later Hollis professor at Harvard, received about 500 dollars annually amid low prices. Manuscripts from Watertown Public Library reveal this historical salary system and era demand.
In old style field battles kings and chiefs entered combat. Charles XII, wounded, was carried into slaughter as Gustavus Adolphus died leading horsemen. The Duke of Friedland urged troops with a fierce glare. Frederick regrouped at Kolin with a few survivors. Schwerin, aged seventy three, fell near Prague while snatching colors.
The piece notes industry unrest as thieves on movie sets steal ideas, forcing studios to rely on carpenters and staff. it highlights Alice Faye's success in On the Avenue and mentions stars like Greta Garbo Cary Grant and Clark Gable in roaming coverage of film business.
The sewing feature promotes Barbara Bell patterns with flattering styles for all figures from juveniles to mature women. It highlights patterns 1229 1847 and 1882 with yardage guidance and urges readers to send 15 cents for the Barbara Bell Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
A fragmented reflection on determination and virtue. It questions whether virtue should be its own reward or punishment and notes kindness as a durable trait. It suggests helping others, avoiding self glorification, and ends with an advertising mention for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
A compact reflection on moral cost, noting that loss follows wrongdoing. It ties personal guilt to a broader emotional price, implying consequences extend beyond immediate actions into sorrow and regret.
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