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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1932

Page

6

Second Educational Series of Radio Lectures Started

Authorities launched the second Listen and Learn series under the National Advisory Council on Radio in Education. The twenty week program, heard Saturdays on NBC WEAF, opens with remarks by Pr Robert M Autehins of the University of Chicago. Notable speakers include James Harvey Rogers Ernest M Patterson F W Taussig George Henry Soule Walton A Hamilton Fred A Moss Henry W Nissen Frank N Freeman and others. Public response to the initial ten lectures showed broad listening across homes schools neighborhoods and fishermen in Nova Scotia.

Counci Robert M. Autehins University of Chicago Council Nbc-Weaf James Harvey Rogers Yale Ernest M. Tatterson Pennsylvania F W. Taussig Harvard George Henry Soule, Jr The New Republic Walton A. Hamilton Fred A. Moss George Washington University Henry W. Nissen Frank N. Freeman Chicago Nova Scotia

Patriotic Songs Featured On National Farm and Home Hour

The Marine Band will perform patriotic selections in the February National Farm and Home Hour program to educate 4-H club members nationwide about American music. The concert includes The Star Spangled Banner America Dixie Yankee Doodle America the Beautiful Columbia the Gem of the Ocean Hail Columbia and Over There. Broadcast coast to coast, the Marine Band performs monthly as part of the series.

National Farm Wome United States Marine Band Ameren America America the Beautiful Columbia United States Army United States Marine Band

Sled dog racing joins the 1932 Olympic Games plan

The article surveys the early history of sled dog racing from Nome to Le Pas and Quebec, highlighting notable mushers such as Leonard Seppala and Emile St Godard. It notes Lake Placid will host 25 mile daily races on February 6 and 7 as part of the Olympic program, with elimination trials underway to select American representatives and a chorus of famed dogs and drivers shaping the competition.

Elmo Scott Watson Tas Lake Placid New York Great Stadium Los Angeles Greece New England Leonard Seppala Alaska Norway Balto Nome Emile St. Godard le Pas Manitoba Frank Dupuis Arthur T Walden New Hampshire Byrd Antarctic Walter Channing Boston Charlie Lyman Barber Laconia N. H Northland Norman Vaughan E. Goodale Fred Crockett South Pole Seppata Kaare Nansen E. P. Ricker, Jr Lydia Scotty Allen Scotty Iron Man John Johnson Johnson France Man Flin Flon Poland Spring Maine Ashton Idaho Prince Albert Saskatchewan Quebec Fairbanks Washington Northwest America Arthur T. Walden Jean Lebel Karl Brydges St. Godard Leonhard Seppala Seppala Dupuis

Traveling Laboratory Under Construction in Tanganyika

A mobile entomological laboratory for the department of agriculture in Tanganyika is being built in Glasgow. The motor van, 10 by 6 feet, will support malarial investigations. Copper gauze covers interior openings to keep out biting insects, and a special electrical point is installed.

Department of Agriculture

Harold's Mother Knew Answer

Mrs. N. M. Smith of Topeka Kansas praises California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy for her five year old son and endorses its health benefits. The ad cites its popularity with over four million bottles used yearly and notes the product's endorsement by physicians for decades.

California Day

Humorous Lecture Echoes with Skunk Joke

A lecturer claims to understand the plain tongue of wild animals. A heckler from the hall replies with a quip about asking a skunk what the weather is like.

Red Pepper Rub for Chest Colds and Aches

An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for chest colds coughs and pains from rheumatism and neuritis. It claims cooling safe penetrating heat applied as an ointment relieves symptoms in under three minutes with no blister or harm. The copy ends with a fragment about a battle and being cool.

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