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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
7
A Miss Ducky Duck from Getty Park moves to a country barnyard after illness. She dislikes dogs and foxes, meets Mr. Fox who lures her, but Mr. Dog interrupts danger and saves her life, earning her respect. Published 1923 by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
Carol Dempster, regarded as a movie star, was born in Michigan eighteen years ago. Her father owned a large California fruit ranch and moved the family there when she was three. She danced for a prominent producer at twelve, drew attention with pantomime, and at sixteen was invited to begin screen work while also pursuing solo dance. She has appeared in numerous popular productions.
A McClure Syndicate piece discusses how formal dinner calls have declined with busy lives yet still linger as courteous expectations. It notes that in modern society both men and women adapt, with calls often omitted when hosts are away, and emphasizes timely visits within ten days after a courtesy entertainment.
The article traces Eugenia from Greek origins to Roman Eugenius and St. Eugenius, noting its popularity in France and England. It highlights Empress Eugenie, her grief over Alsace and Lorraine, and assigns a diamond as her talisman with verses about protection and fate. Saturday and the flower are linked to Eugenia.
A science note explains that light takes about 40,000 years to travel from the star cluster to Earth highlighting vast cosmic distances and the scale of the universe.
A poem in which the speaker thanks the Lord for dreams that recall childhood joys and soothe past losses. Dreams revive hopeful memories, offer harvests of success, and restore pride as goals are realized. The piece notes dreams as healing wings lifting the reader above bitterness.
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