Two Donts in Diamond Buying Cited by Experts
The article warns against judging a diamond solely on appearance and urges buyers to seek expert advice. It emphasizes ensuring a reputable house backs guidance to guarantee honesty in purchases.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
10
The article warns against judging a diamond solely on appearance and urges buyers to seek expert advice. It emphasizes ensuring a reputable house backs guidance to guarantee honesty in purchases.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will be entertained Thursday July 28 at the home of Mrs W C Jennings with hostesses Mrs James Walker Miss Clara Plant and Mrs Jennings. The Women's Home Missionary Society will meet with Mrs Lundy Thursday July 29 at 2 30 p m.
The War Risk Insurance program ends for wartime coverage effective March 3 1921 with a five year conversion window to March 8 1926. A treasury telegram notes reinstatement rules: good health at lapse date and option to reinstate before January 19 1922 after full medical exam. Pennington.
Roger W. Babson predicts a potential shortage of men’s clothing and winter footwear if winter remains not mild. He urges wool-growers not to sacrifice wool, mills to boost staple goods, retailers to stock mid priced suits and coats, and individuals to buy their winter suit and overcoat now regardless of heat.
A letter from the Census Bureau Director urges newspapers to publicize a 1919 act driven investigation measuring home ownership, mortgage status, and indebtedness across cities. Officials note penalties for nonresponse but expect voluntary, confidential reporting to reveal conditions in different regions.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers rewards for convictions of sheep thieves and camp robbers. Five hundred dollars for theft convictions and two hundred fifty dollars for camp robber convictions. The rest quotes historic figures about liberty and law.
The Rochester Democrat-Chronicle notes a Moham medan tradition claiming Adam possessed a will written on 420000 sheets of paper brought from Paradise by 70 legions of angels with Gabriel sealing it. It also mentions Noah’s will dividing the earth into three equal shares among his sons.
The dialogue centers on Senator Sorghum admitting limited familiarity with political intricacies while claiming success by aligning with those who secure power. The exchange highlights self identification with the winning faction and the practical stance of staying with the victorious group.
Local social notes list visits from Mr and Mrs Roy Vance of Melrose Mr and Mrs C W Robison from Lewistown E P Ward of Lima and many Dillon residents traveling to nearby towns. Mrs Alice Clegg returns from Canada and others plan trips to Idaho Helena and the coast.
The Detroit News notes magnetism as an unsolved natural mystery similar to electricity. An electrically treated iron can attract and hold other metals without losing its own power. The term magnet derives from magnetite found in Magnesia, with lodestone as a well known natural magnet.
A Chicago Tribune reminiscence recalls a quiet wedding and a thwarted train sendoff. The couple planned to board at a water tank site, but found the rear door locked and hid on the rear platform as onlookers gathered.
Miss Cayenne weighs in on intellectual prowess noting women often outperform men in grasping and applying whist scoring. The remark showcases gendered views on mental skill in social games.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses political caution and wind direction, quoting a senator who likens a politician to a watch in shifting winds. It hints at timing and adaptability in leadership.
The Montana state championship two day event results list top scorers Razee Sharmon Troch Stoop Robbin Bowman Ford Becker Birrer Keller Stanton Carter Hansen McCurdy Flannigan Wilcoxson Fryberg Converse Hartwig Cole Scribner Schulz Renfro Forrester Thornton Brundage Woodworth Gregory McDowell Moes Henningson OBrien Poore Smith Goddard Peckover Mrs Schulz Mrs Birrer Mrs Wilcoxson and others. Renfro tied for top honors in the Brownlee Medal and won the Manhattan Team Cup with Schulz as co winners while Mrs Birrer claimed the ladies state title.
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