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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1936

Page

7

Marines Confront Japanese Patrol Over Truck Load

Marines stop a truck carrying American goods with Fong Kee as a prisoner after Japanese officers demand the cargo and the man. Major assures no aid to Chinese and threats of fire if the truck is touched. After tense exchanges the convoy proceeds toward battalion HQ, with further patrols looming and the threat of sudden violence.

Shanghai Freddie Barker International Settlement Frank B. Eckhardt Japan U.S. A Frank United States Marines Sinza Road Fong Kee Kee Boone Road Hong Kew Woochang Road Suiza Road

Graham Bread Named for Lecturer on Temperance

Sylvester Graham, born at Suffield Connecticut in 1794, promoted temperance and a vegetable diet. He advised bread made from unhulled whole wheat flour and claimed whole wheat bread was most wholesome, giving rise to the name Graham bread and the Grahamite movement.

Graham Bread Sylvester Graham Suffield Conn Amherst Presbyterian Graham United States

Denominations in the Colonies Primer

The principal colonial churches were Church of England Lutheran Congregational or Non conformist and later Baptist and Methodist. Catholics were present. Bibles used included King James Lutherans German Donal French Catholic translations.

Church of England

Two Kinds of Fox Terriers

The article describes two varieties the smooth haired and the wire haired fox terrier both bred for courage and affection. Both types weigh about 12 to 20 pounds and are noted as among the most popular dog breeds.

Movie stars reel with New York opening chaos

The open of Chaplin’s Modern Times in New York drew mobs, police and crowded sidewalks as celebs like Paulette Goddard ducked out amid crushes. Ginger Rogers wowed President Roosevelt in Washington and Ed Wynn faced casting woes for his radio show. Hollywood gossip notes Jimmie Cagney, Errol Flynn, and Ed Wynn’s broadcasting plans, with updates on Claudette Colbert and Anthony Adverse completing film talks.

Charlie Chaplin New York Cantor Chaplin Goddardlywood Paulette Goddard Ginger Rogers Roosevelt Washington Irad Astaire Texas Texas Navy RKO

Jiffy Knit Sweater With Matching Hat Pattern 5512

Simple four to eight year old knit pattern for a Jiffy knit sweater and cap set. Describes yoke lace stitches and a gathered top cap with a pompon, plus yarn choices and sizes 4 6 and 8 with complete instructions and a pattern illustration. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY.

Sewing Circle Household, Arts Dept Fourteenth St New York N. Y

Major stadium capacities listed for several venues

The record lists large venues with capacities: Grant Park Chicago 125000 Ses quicentennial Philadelphia 125000 Coliseum Los Angeles 105000 University of California Berkeley 90000 Stanford University Palo Alto 8000 and University of Michigan stadium quoted as 72500 and 87253.

Grant Park Chicago Sesquicentennial Philadelphia Coliseum Los Angeles University of California Berkeley Stanford University Palo Alto University of Michigan

All Aene Ze House And Quick Pudding Tips

A collection of simple kitchen tips including grape juice with grapefruit for color and flavor. Easy stove top apple pudding method with steamed fruit and dough, stopper removal from jars with warm water, honey in whipped cream for sweetness and firmness, and hardwood floor finish with two coats of shellac.

Bell Syndicate WNU Services

Devastation of Waste Ties To Eliot Quotation

A fragmentary quotation from George Eliot condemns waste and its moral cost. It contrasts haggard faces with the idea that the earth bears no sweetness when acts of waste are ignored. The text reflects on human excess and the consequences of squandered resources.

George Eliot

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