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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
5
The Baptist Church of Dillon Montana releases a new third edition recipe book titled Tested Recipes from the Ladies Aid Society. All recipes guarantee perfect results at high altitudes and elsewhere. The book can be obtained by sending 100 cents to Tribune Pub. Co. Dillon Montana through their sales agents.
Sick readers urged to try Degnen's Radio Active Solar Pad claiming relief for constipation rheumatism sciatica gout neuritis neuralgia nervous prostration high blood pressure stomach heart lungs liver kidneys and other ailments. No risk sales pitch promises test proposition with satisfaction guaranteed and a low price, Radium Appliance Co. 495 Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles.
In Dillon Montana, a former Hoosier paper staffer recalls a young woman who joined as promising feature writer. A misprint in an editor's note labeled her as an amateur, prompting a witty wedding announcement line about resuming an amateurish career. The anecdote reflects on branding and persistence in journalism.
In a snowy village, Sarah Ritchie learns her husband Alfred, long gone after a financial scandal, has paid her mortgage with funds from a relative. A heartbroken wife, guided by a Samaritan, reconciles with Alfred who returns with a story of sacrifice and a hoped-for modest future.
The nickel design evolved from 1866 to 1883 with minor changes. In 1883 the Barber design appeared and by 1912 the buffalo nickel replaced it featuring Chief Two Guns White Caff of the Blackfoot from Glacier National Park.
Washington reports the United States and Germany formally ended the state of war on July 2 at 3 10 PM EST with President Harding signing the peace resolution at Senator Frelinghuysen’s home in New Jersey. The action follows a tense European period and prior Republican push in 1920.
A National Kindergarten Association article by Prof. M. W. O'Shea argues nature drives the child to learn by imitation and hands on play. Doll play and object use develop observation, intelligence, and imaginative skills, with varied roles and household objects enhancing mental possession of the world.
A quotation from David Dudley Field praising the starry flag as the emblem of multiple states and the enduring symbol of one nation.
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