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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1923

Page

7

Rose under the rose secretive talks in ancient lore

Historical note explains under the rose as a phrase for secrecy tracing to 5th century BCE Greece. Pausanias and Xerxes plot in the Brazen House near the Temple of Minerva, where roses symbolized confidential meetings. Athenians and Germans later adopted the rose as a sign of private discourse.

Eaning Pausanias Xerxes Greece Temple of Minerva Minerva Wheeler Syndicate, Inc

Use Leisure Time to Boost Thought and Fortune

John Blake argues leisure hours should be used for reading thinking and planning not just rest. He warns dull repetitive work dulls the mind and insists purposeful thought in downtime can improve work and future prospects, urging systematic study reading and reflection.

The Compulsion to Master Our Reason and Lust

An essay on self control tracing the internal pull of impulse during stress and temptation. It contrasts the damage of yielding to brute instinct with the enduring, sacred bond of a mother’s love, and warns that reconciliation rarely restores trust or soul innocence.

Pell Mel McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Waiting for Fortune Brings a Patient Proposal

Percival asks Philippa to marry when he makes his fortune. She agrees to wait, saying the longer the wait the more she will like him. Their playful exchange reflects earnest romance and hopeful future.

Percival—Phiippa Philippa Percy

Gooseberry Dishes Appear In Historic Cookbook Excerpt

A 1923 Western Newspaper Union fragment presents recipes from a mothers cookbook style. Green Pea Bisque uses peas tomato soup milk and butter with croutons. Dates stuffed with cheese nut meats and raisins rest on celery and dressing. Gooseberry Tapioca and Gooseberry Pie feature gooseberries simmered with sugar and tapioca or baked in pastry with precaution to bind juices.

Builders by Grace E Hall Poem on careful construction

QE builds foundations with a careful hand each stone square set with accuracy and skill. Another builds great temples wisely planned. One rears a schoolhouse on a barren hill. A mansion's the fancy brought to earth. So do men blend dreams in forms of worth and effort.

Omaha Family Follows Ancient Plymouth Cradle Custom

Thomas Reynolds Porter Jr of Omaha and his parents traveled 2100 miles to Plymouth Massachusetts to have their infant rocked in the sig­nificant cradle once used 3800 years ago, preserving a long held family ritual.

Thomas Reynolds Porter, Jr Omaha Samuel Fuller Plymouth Mass Thomas Reynolds Porter

Bits of Information on Social Trends and Facts

A mosaic of short observations notes gender roles in Egypt and South Africa. It mentions veiled women influencing politics, May-born girls deemed amiable, a tax stance by South Africa’s Women’s party, knights in medieval tilting, US unemployment around 1.5 million in 1922, dry rocks resisting freezing, women as stockholders in the world’s largest telecom firm, and Oxford’s 12 607 women graduates with 657 marriages.

Egypt Women’s Party of South Africa United States Telegraph and Telephone Company Oxford University England

Mrs Lind Sues Calder Over Nude Dryad Sculpting

Mrs. Charles A. Lind files a $200,000 damages suit against sculptor A Stirling Calder of New York. She alleges he created a sculptured study of her head and shoulders and, without her consent, added a nude Dryad figure.

Charles A. Lind A. Stirling Calder New York Dryad

Spirit doll tribute irks Conan Doyle at hotel

In Los Angeles a group of young Ambassador hotel workers crafted a spirit doll honoring Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Doyle was angered upon learning of the tribute and stated he took spiritualism seriously and did not appreciate the gesture.

Ambassador Hotel Los Angeles Conan Doyle Sir Arthur

Bulgarian King Seeks Hand of Romanian Princess

Dispatches report King Boris of Bulgaria asks to wed Princess Elena daughter of Queen Marie of Romania. Elena is sixteen, Boris is twenty nine.

Europe Boris Bulgaria Elena Marie Romania

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