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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1939

Page

6

Maurois Immortalized. His Wife Earned Indirect Fame

Byline LEMUEL F PARTON notes that Andre Maurois gains immortality while his wife Mme Maurois receives honor for her unseen aid. The piece sketches Emile Herzog Maurois’s life from Rouen origins to a literary craftsman shaping English readers’ view of Shelley and Byron. He critiques modern decline of humane ideals.

Emile Herzog Rouen Byron Shelley Keats Disraeli Ariel

R Walton Moore Profile in a 1930s State Department Figure

R Walton Moore of the state department, age 80 next February, shown as an amiable Southern official with aviation interest and transit to Europe aboard the Pan American clipper. Former Virginia congressman, ally of Secretary Hull, named assistant secretary of state in 1933 then counselor, bachelor commuting from Fairfax.

R Walton Moore State Department Mr. Chips R.W. Moore State Dept Mr. Moore Europe Congress Virginia Hull Roosevelt Department Fairfax

How to cover lamp shades with curtain fabric

Ruth Wyeth Spears explains a folding shade method using top and bottom rings from an old lamp shade and a cardboard base. Fabric is pasted to the edge, with pattern lines guiding fit and a string drawing the bottom and top edges to match ring diameters. Order details for sewing books and leaflets follow.

King Quote Highlights Debate Over America’s Greatness

U S Senator William H. King criticizes excessive reliance on crutches while urging Americans to embrace the ideals that made the nation great. The remark contrasts support for practical aid with a call to uphold foundational values.

America U.S William H. King

Quiz of World Facts and Place Comparisons

Questions cover roles and places such as Why is the speaker of the house titled that way and which country is called the Land of Cakes. It asks about Charter Oak, oldest parliament, a word for annoyance in noise, land surface of the British Empire, a Canadian tropical valley, Victoria Falls versus Niagara, and a Pogonip.

House of Representatives British Empire Canada Victoria Falls Niagara Falls South Africa Niagara Sierra Nevadas

Ambiguous Historical Notes From an Ancient Text

A list of historical curiosities includes a claimed name origin from Britain’s parliament, Scotland’s association with oatmeal cakes, a Hartford event about seven feet in diameter that blew down in 1856, and a 1000 year age estimate. It mentions Iceland’s Althing’s 1930 anniversary, a term dysacousia, and a note that hot springs do not affect climate with references to stories and a colorless climate claim.

Scotland Hartford Chnn Althing Iceland

There's a Good Reason You're Constipated

An advice note urges finding the cause of constipation before treating it. It promotes adding bulk to the diet with high fiber foods like Kellogg's All-Bran, claiming it aids bowel movements and daily use. It emphasizes daily cereal intake and plenty of water, and notes All-Bran is made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek.

Lewis C. Barrows Maine Stephen F. Chadwick Seattle Wash American Legion Kellogg’s Kellogg's Battie Creek

Sorrow's Crown Remembers Happier Times

Poetic line recalling happier memories as a reflection on sorrow and loss. The fragment evokes nostalgia and the weight of regret through literary phrasing.

Dante

How 25 Women Lost Ugly FAT In Special M Y Test

New York reports a test where 25 women supposedly shed fat using a mineral drink. The article claims a 28 day plan with lean meats vegetables and a branded Kraschen mix advertised as safe and inexpensive.

New York Eraschen Jose Krusthen

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Leslie Hore-Belisha South London Britain Territorial Army Chester J. Decker Glen Rock N. J Elmira N. Y Decker Hammondsport Harris Hill Richard C. duPont Wilmington Del Schuschnigg Kurt Schuschnigg Jr Austria Hitler Youth Vienna By Lemuel F. Parton Maurois Andre Maurois Mme. Maurois Horace Greeley French Academy Academy Valley of Despond Victor J India Johnstown Ruth Wyeth Icard Board Chintz
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