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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
9
The article notes recent snowfall as moisture for fields, streams, and future irrigation. It expresses farmer stockman and investor confidence, expecting cattle prices to rise and Beaverhead to see a strong 1925 in peaceful times, with optimism outweighing pessimism.
A 12 year old in Oklahoma fled home blaming seven puzzle loving relatives who went dippy on crosswords. An Arkansas wife files for divorce claiming her husband will not work due to crossword obsession. In Los Angeles a man solved a puzzle at a bank door step and could not recall his name or address, later hospitalized. New York reports a shortage of dictionaries as the craze grows.
The frenzy around Pickford persists with widespread enthusiasm and expanding demand showing no slowing down. Fans flock to events and products, fueling a growing wave of excitement and attention nationwide.
A humorous column cites multiple professors predicting a near future of microscopic germs and physical changes from larger brains. It ponders the impact on teeth hair nails skull size and intellect while humorously urging readiness and barbering as the world braces for 1925.
The piece criticizes congressional spending on printing and distribution noting 26 000 dollars for Teapot Dome and Daugherty hearings and 19 475 pages printed. It claims 25 million copies printed yearly wasteful at 600 000 dollars annually and argues funds should instead support education, sanitation, and counter medical quackery to reduce deaths.
An American engineer H. C. Pfaff claims a light efficient steam engine could power aircraft and outlast Liberty motors while using fuel at three cents a gallon. Aeronautical engineers reportedly see it as a solution for heavier than air navigation, with tests in automobiles encouraging steam car interest amid skepticism about a return of steam power.
Final precaution to curb foot and mouth disease in California involves exterminating deer in two Stanislaus National Forest ranges using rifles with silencers and salt lick poisoning. The text also contains unrelated home remedy ads and cultural notes about greetings in Japan.
Ford Motor company has taken over the Red Bird mining operations in Idaho establishing offices and warehouses. Fordson tractors and equipment including mills shovels hoists graders and snowplows are deployed to clear snow and move freight. A central heating system in Korea is described as analogous to ancient Rome with warm air channeled under floors from a fire box.
For over forty years Hall’s Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. The product combines a local ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic that acts on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists F. J. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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