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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
3
A clipped, fragmented 1931 quotation page presents words from Helen Keller and James Whitcomb Riley. The brief source shows ideals of overcoming suffering and worship through high-minded deeds, reflecting historical inspirational sentiment.
Yancey Cravat, married to Sabra Venable, travels with their four year old Cimarron in two wagons to Osage Oklahoma to start a new Wigwam newspaper. He seeks to solve the pegler murder while staging divine worship, and during the events he kills Yountis to avenge Pegler. Sabra's daughter Donna visits Wichita.
The Osage community watches Yancey Cravat as his Oklahoma Wigwam newspaper thrives yet his restlessness grows. Sabra resists a promised western Run to claim Cherokee Strip land, while Yancey pushes for statehood, Indian rights, and a cattle ranch venture amid threats from the Kid and factional politics.
In Hugh Miller’s Scenes and Legends a sulphurous fog is linked to plague. He notes a November pestilence brews out and that many people suffer from its effects during a disastrous night.
A fragment outlines meal planning caution about repeating similar foods in one menu and provides recipes for Ceylon Tomato Salad and Coconut Cream, plus a detailed Italian Cheese liver dish with meat molding and steaming steps. It notes preparing a nut milk and cautions on shell removal when heated.
A Bodleian find shows a 1480 Caxton printed Sarum service book poster. It advertises two or three commemorations and notes the texts will be corrected, hinting at mid century goods and a new advertising force about to reshape European culture.
The eastern Izu coast town Shimoda rose to U S attention in the 1850s when a treaty opened Japan to American trade. Captain Matthew Perry landed with 300 men in Sagami Bay and carried President Fillmore’s letters. The 1855 treaty proclaimed Shimoda open to American vessels and the first diplomatic representative. A 1859 earthquake and tsunami moved offices to Yokohama.
Long before Christianity a version of Cinderella appeared in Egypt and Greece. The tale spread through German and English folklore, with the Grimms popularizing it and later English versions drawing on Charles Perrault's narrative.
Scientists describe meteorites as small fragments from a former world between Mars and Jupiter. The pieces are linked to asteroids, the larger bodies orbiting the sun and likely sources of space rocks reaching Earth.
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