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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
5
A conversation reveals how hair colors and styles express cultural meaning. The Cossack explains Ukrainian and Russian grooming symbols from unbraided youth to married women wearing two braids with a kerchief. The exchange ends with a light remark about bobbed hair and barber chairs.
A lively social scene unfolds from a Paris salon where talk veers from bobbed hair versus long hair to opera dreams. Lemoyne announces she will sing Manon at the Opera Comique, inviting the group to attend, signaling a deepening friendship and future meetings.
A reward is posted for four missing horses from the Lasich ranch north of Dillon. A bay gelding with no brand, a brown mare marked on the left shoulder, and two additional horses are unaccounted for.
In a candid conversation, Lemoyne opens about affection and the burden of fame. She contrasts public worship with true friendship, declares fame overrated, and reflects on how success changes personal bonds as she prepares for a Louvre visit with her husband. The piece closes noting epic halibut and salmon shipments and helium discoveries near Toronto.
Rev. Skinner visits Sheridan to address Knights of Sir Galahad and welcome four new members as the lodge rooms host regular meetings. Business Men's club hosts a farmers luncheon at the Ruby hotel while Valentine masquerade entertains guests in festive dress. Garfield-area mining activity continues as ore moves to Anaconda. local clubs stage music and comedy with school groups, and a basketball loss at Dillon ends Jets' town outing.
A photographer compliments a sitter who holds a steady pose for a long time. The man explains he is a bricklayer and shares a joke about a friend and a past engagement. The brief exchange highlights a sunny street casual moment and a humorous misread about kissing and engagement.
A fragmentary scene shows a black man bragging to another, recalling past violence against a white woman, while an elderly white woman retorts with hostile racial slurs. The dialogue reflects racist attitudes and demeaning language from a bygone era.
A humorous domestic exchange unfolds as Mrs Solomon asks why she is dating a letter for the 16th when the date is the 1st and she replies she will let him mail it.
A brief dialogue from a domestic scene where a child Marie points to a monkey and says it resembles her papa. The mother admonishes the child for the remark, noting the ugly comparison.
The piece notes a modern woman likened to a moth by fashion, and reports that in September 1795 leaders gathered at Woodburn Abbey to cut off their queues to dodge William Pitt's hair powder tax.
Basin-New Corporation pledges a $15,000,000 program to develop mineral mines in the district, outlining plans to unlock regional ore deposits and stimulate local employment and growth.
Mrs. F. N. Baker of Titusville Pennsylvania reports relief after using Sorbol Quadruple a stainless liniment she says removed her goitre. She claims improved eyes heart and nerves with no ill effects and advertises Sorbol through Mechanicsburg Ohio and local druggist A Potts.
About 1.5 million licensed listeners in Britain contribute 2.8 million dollars annually for access to radio services. The figure reflects the scale of audience and payment under the licensing regime.
Dangerous coughs and colds are combated with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound advertised as safe for children and adults. The ad emphasizes natural honey and pine tar, no opiates, satisfaction guaranteed, urging readers to keep a bottle for emergencies.
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