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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
12
The New York Sun notes Lady Luck as the popular mascot for 1922 cars with sculptors' clay studies evolving into metal casts. Dealers cite varied poses from a wind facing Indian maid to a bobbed hair French marquise doll and a leap ready girl on wings, reflecting changing tastes after the war.
Lindsey Blayney argues in the North American Review that while the United States excels in material power, its nonmaterial culture such as art literature law and science lacks outstanding spiritual contributions. He questions the nation’s enduring bequest to human happiness and moral progress and notes no immortal expression of idealism in these fields.
Hauling freight, passenger or picnic parties offered by Western Motor Supply Co. Contact J. T. Moran, proprietor, phone 53-J.
Virgil I Shepherd will deliver his Chautauqua lecture The House We Live In on the fourth afternoon. He is described as a deep student with eloquent platform talents and a speaker of philosophy and reasoning. He argues the house we live in is our own to shape by our choices and emphasizes love and consideration for others.
Enos Holbert of Paoli Indiana describes a severe cold with persistent coughs that robbed him of sleep. He states Foley’s Honey and Tar stopped his coughing and helped him rest through the night.
H W Sacher advertises contracting in rock brick and cement with reasonable prices as the individual does the work himself. Box 751.
A speaker accuses inside church agents of heresy and conspiracy, portraying them as robbers of church influence and finances. He claims rationalist and Bolshevik conspirators undermine the church from within and by draining funds for anti spiritual programs.
A state petition seeks a law to pay ex servicemen one hundred dollars monthly for military service at an estimated cost of fifty five million dollars to the state. The American Legion is rumored to back the measure, which critics doubt. They argue no other state endorses such extremes.
The Butte Miner features a headline praising Liberty bonds at par or better, framing it as a positive sign for the Harding administration and a potential setback for Republicans in the upcoming fall election.
Henry Rudolph of Carmi writes that Foley Kidney Pills let him sleep all night without waking. The ad describes bladder weakness and suggests kidney trouble as a cause with relief claimed from the pills.
An advertisement touts Krimp Krust bread as delicious wholesome and healthful from City Baking Co. with a brief promotional note indicating its quality.
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