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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
5
The ladies' aid society of the Baptist Church in Dillon Montana publishes a new third edition recipe book. All recipes claim perfect results even at high altitudes and elsewhere. The book can be obtained for 100 cents from Tribune Pub Co Dillon Montana via sales agents.
Advertisement notes best grade vegetable parchment butter wrappers printed with dairy name available at Tripuns office in Dillon Montana. Prices described as low and listed as 16-11.
In Dillon Mrs. L Robbins recounts eight years of kidney pain eased by Doan's Kidney Pills after four boxes. Ten years later she again recommends the remedy, noting lasting benefit. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A reader argues that the homerun is the peak of batting achievement and questions honoring any other players. The letter notes that with bases loaded a homer is catastrophic and taps a primal urge for upheaval, yet in baseball the homer remains the decisive moment.
A witty line notes men often rule at home while inviting readers to imagine the state of those households. The remark hints at domestic authority and domestic life with a humorous, observational tone.
The Philadelphia Record notes six Mongol pile rugs purchased by the Pennsylvania Museum are hung in Memorial Hall Fairmount Park with dragons and lashings still visible. The pieces possibly reflect textile pillar decoration linked to ancient carvings and temple ornamentation.
Sir Ian Malcolm describes Ish mala the French headquarters of a company on the Suez canal project. He notes a French atmosphere with French leadership residences schools shops and a resort town feel near a vast Bitter Lake once part of the Red Sea, now part of the desert as the canal drew its waters.
A visiting Ohio woman asked Venice police to find the owner of a billy goat chewing her purse along a Del Rey canal. The goat reportedly ate two five dollar bills, tore the laces, and playful kicks sent her shoes into the water, leaving her to walk home barefoot.
Moss in canals causes trouble but can be removed. George S. Stratton of the U S reclamation service suggests drying the canal to kill moss, using submarine saws when stiff, or dragging the bottom with a harrow or chain. A chain dragged 35 miles at eight dollars per mile.
Relief workers in Asia Minor used sausages to hide gold money as they carried funds from Constantinople into Anatolia. Bandits, largely Turkish Muslims with pig taboos, were duped by the ruse as money was hidden inside the meat. The handler faced multiple robberies but the gold remained safe.
The hundredth anniversary of Washington’s death recalls Napoleon Bonaparte’s death tribute. He ordered ten days of crepe on flags and designated Marcellin de Fontane to prepare an official eulogy in the Temple of Mars at the Invalides, a work regarded as Fontane’s finest.
The event marked the public unveiling of a Simon Bolivar statue in New York on April 19. Bolivar, dubbed the George Washington of South America, led campaigns that expelled the Spanish, served as Jefe Supremo of the northern continent, and fought 400 battles. He is pictured as mercurial yet visionary, praised for dedicating much of his fortune to his nations while dying in exile after failed unification attempts.
Dr. C. A. Mercier of Bournemouth gives 100000 to found a national logic and scientific method chair at a university. Criteria require students to think for themselves not study Aristotle or other logicians, and the professor to be chosen for reasoning ability, not knowledge of opposing views. Preference to non Greek or German knowledge and limited teaching time on Aristotle, Hegel, and German logic.
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a leading Bolshevist remarking that currency may eventually be valued only as waste paper, implying potential devaluation or obsolescence of money. The exchange underscores anxieties about financial worth in uncertain political times.
A National Kindergarten Association article emphasizes child development through hands on activity and tools. It argues that supervised crafts and responsibilities foster skill concentration judgment self respect and respect for others shaping humane citizens.
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