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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
5
The Baptist Church of Dillon Montana through its ladies aid society releases a new edition of tested recipes. Recipes promise perfect results in high altitudes and elsewhere. Books available by mail for 100 cents from Tribune Pub Co Dillon Montana.
Best grade vegetable parchment butter wrappers printed with dairy name on each sheet offered at the Tribune office in Dillon Montana. Prices advertised as low and accessible.
An advertisement promotes Radium Appliance Co methods claiming radium therapy via a solar pad can relieve Constipation Rheumatism Sciatica and other ailments. It promises a test proposition with satisfaction before ownership and urges readers to write for full information from 495 Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles California.
Dr Albert J Ochsner argues precautions against cancer infection even without proven contagion. He cites Smith's plant cancer microbe as strongest infection link and warns every extra case could threaten others. He notes the question of monuments and reflections on self versus others.
Indignation sweeps Paris as M Frantz Jourdain proposes allowing owners of large avenues to add an extra floor to buildings to ease housing shortages. The idea could create about fifteen thousand new dwellings at lower cost by using existing structures, but editors defend preserving roof lines. Public reaction ranges from rage to relief as criticisms target esthetics and city planning.
A London writer extols energetic New York women like Irene who rush from the Woolworth building after work, returning home by train or subway in best clothes. She contrasts New York vitality with London life, praising the cheerful, resilient American girl who embodies hope and warmth amid a hurried urban world.
A collection of student history test snippets from Indianapolis schools reveals humorous misstatements. Entries include Rome burned by a lady, Rome’s downfall due to tonics, Franklin as first to feel electricity, Moses as king of Britain, self blame for civic wrongs, and Columbus residing in the U. S. and discovering America.
A recount of amusing exam mistakes in music where a pupil equates f with 40 and ff with 80, misreads arpeggio as archipelago, and jokes about Signor Foll, while others misdefine contralto and misinterpret an interval as a period for refreshments.
A Vancouver report notes the shark fishery at Mayne Island thrives with crews catching twenty to thirty mud sharks per day. Weights range from one to three tons and all parts of the catch have commercial uses including skins and flesh.
Quoted remarks show optimism about immediate disarmament. Uncle Bill Bottletop voices hope that guns will be taken away from bootleggers and auto bandits as part of the effort.
Real estate transfers listed from the Title Books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending July 10, 1921. Details include property transfers, buyer and seller names, and transaction dates as recorded in the abstract records.
A series of land transfers and deeds listed including patents to Zella Shawver for 160 acres in Centennial valley below Lakeview, 80 acres to Oscar Nelson near Armstead, various deeds in Dillon including Poindexter Orr additions and Mouldin's addition, and multiple Big Hole Basin transactions with Spokane Cattle Co and others. Also mentions quartz location by John Lilleland et al in Apex district.
A new all mineral base for walls and floors combines Portland cement sand and asbestos fiber. It is cellular, nails hold firmly, fire and warp resistance, good insulation, and suitable for subflooring under composition floors. The piece notes similar domestic duties for brides and a quip about taxes.
A fragment notes a sentiment about kissing, contrasting universal innocence with adult attention, reflecting a whimsical or moral tone from the era. The line emphasizes universal desire for gentleness rather than coercion, implying a cautious view of romance.
A National Kindergarten Association feature tells how a girl’s plan for a bird bath in the garden inspired her family and neighbors to care for robins and other birds. A boy collects minerals but learns to value live creatures, while parents note rising empathy and reduced nest Robbing.
Allen J. Krebs of Atlanta recalls aiding a Mississippi neighbor named Uncle Billy to cross the river with wood bought for a dollar a cord and sold in town for a dollar. The exchange highlights a simple plan to go into business rather than seek profit, reflecting a wish to be his own boss.
A Park Avenue wife suspects a dead rat in the walls but the odor leads to an old coat. Inside the coat a small decaying fish is found, remembered from a fishing trip when the fish was placed in a pocket to carry to the bank.
A Dillon resident, Geo. E. Baker, retired farmer, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache and kidney symptoms. He trusts the product and recommends it widely, noting consistent improvements when kidney secretions are excessive. Advert appears with pricing and manufacturer details.
The Paris Academy of Sciences warns X rays may injure workers and penetrate building walls, risking nearby residents. Lead shielding for laboratory walls and ceilings is advised as a safeguard. Also a Boise Idaho ad seeks a reliable general agent for the Dillon territory with a good contract.
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