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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
12
Miss Dora Montague of Salt Lake City is shown sketching while swung from a narrow board seat over a sheer drop hundreds of feet in Zion National Park Utah. The daring scene captures her exploring colorings of canyon walls through art.
Mrs Charity Malvina Remsberg of Santa Anna California sister of President Harding is said to plan a visit to the White House upon receiving her brother's invitation.
Explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson announces a 123 expedition to probe an uncharted Arctic area 850 miles from the pole. He aims for the center of a vast ice field, believes it key to world evolution, and dismisses hazards as manageable with proper preparation.
Louisville women faced a spring cleaning shortage as maids were unavailable. American Legion posts offered former service members pay to assist with housecleaning, with squads of doughboys and gobs applying. The plan spread to nearby cities, pleasing both employers and workers.
Captain John Griffith of Seattle a British decorated ace seeks U S congressional approval to join the Navy air service. He flew for Britain in World War I and Archangel Egypt campaigns earning the DFC and four Prussian decorations. Seattle American Legion posts aid his bid for eventual naval flying duty.
The New York Sun notes that long time residents know only parts of the growing transport network. Unfamiliar travelers and newer residents often become puzzled when navigating unfamiliar neighborhoods and subways beyond their daily routes.
Mrs Myron Glaser captain of the Pratt Kansas Ladies Auxiliary reports 28 women signed on at a recruitment rally. The Pratt unit, chartered last January, now lists 67 members and aims to be highly active in the state.
Dr. Arthur MacDonald of Washington argues in a long treatise that the beard affords immunity to many common ailments including coughs and colds, toothache, relaxed uvula, dequamation and rheums while saving time spent shaving.
In Washington Postmaster General Hays is described as a perpetual motion machine as he reviews applications by The Liberator and The Leader for second class mailing privileges. He says the postal department will act against any conspiracy to destroy the government and notes refunds and rate considerations.
Blair of North Carolina, confirmed by the Senate as United States commissioner of internal revenue, says he will demand strict enforcement of the prohibition law. He opposes drafting new provisions and favors transferring enforcement duties to the Department of Justice, drawing opposition from prohibition forces.
Colorado Senator Phipps rejects the Sheppard Towner maternity bill in a reply to Mrs Adrianna Hungerford of Denver. He argues there is no proof the US lags in maternal care and calls the measure paternalistic and fiscally wasteful.
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