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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
2
Julia Bottomley surveys summer headwear and children's clothes, highlighting five standout hat designs including a beaded applique deghorn, a black lace wide brim, a tagal braid hat, a Spanish sailor style, and a light lace trimmed model. She notes fabrics like terry cloth, charmbray, and gingham, plus simple, washable outfits for kids and matching dresses with coordinated trimmings.
A Bell Syndicate opinion argues many crimes by young men 18 to 22 stem from loafing and lack of visible means of support. It urges strict vagrancy enforcement, noting arrests show thieves often lack jobs. The writer criticizes parental overpreaching and laments child welfare discussions amid social daily life.
A spectator notes that two-dollar horse tickets rarely win while New York gentlemen gift tickets to ladies as a gallant gesture. Soon a ticket given to a lady wins thirty eight dollars in about two minutes, surprising all in the box.
The speaker explains being a critic of literature by choosing his own reading. He reads books after hearing them discussed by ordinary people, noting that abuse often outweighs praise. He seeks to judge for himself and dismisses expert recommendations.
The man led a virtuous life from youth to old age. He worked steadily, married at a typical time, and became a respected husband. He founded an institution that benefited the town, employing many at good wages and amassing a large fortune by his death at thirty nine. The widow remains beautiful at thirty seven.
A resident recounts hearing a famous town scandal from a party to it. The tale yielded no new facts as gossip supplied all the details, with the gossips adding their usual viciousness but nothing genuinely new.
A man challenges a woman’s devotion to church with a controversial statement praising church entertainments. The woman defends her attendance and notes her preference for women she meets at church over those engaged in cards dancing and smoking. The author invites nonattenders to experience church life.
The speaker questions the reliability of grand stories about great men, recounting Dumas and others. He argues most big tales are untrue but still engaging, suggesting little concern with accuracy if the anecdotes entertain.
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