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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1936
Page
3
The dormant volcano on Kuchierabu Island in the Inland Sea of Japan roared back to life belching lava ashes and smoke. Residents fled to a neighboring island after several deaths were reported.
Billy Mink and Little Joe Otter decide to visit distant waters to escape traps at Laughing Brook and warning Jerry Muskrat about danger. They debate who should travel first, with Billy Mink proposing a night departure to a safer brook while Little Joe Otter opts for the Big River and questions Jerry Muskrat’s pace and appetite for travel.
Billy Mink and Little Joe Otter discuss fooling the trapper by visiting, telling Jerry their intended approach and urging him to do the same. T. W. Burgess.
Irman Haubéin secures the women’s national AA gymnastic championship, earning top honors in a decisive performance. Competitors from major clubs participated, with Haubéin delivering standout routines on all apparatus to claim the title.
A reflective Weather Diary style entry notes hot and hazy conditions with a half sun half haze sky. The speaker contemplates porch rest and chores, hints at possible rain tonight, and mentions plans as men head out while women are coming over. Douglas Malloch WNU service.
A Lachasse suit described in brown and black Scotch mohair tweed features a waistline belt in golden beige suede. The ensemble includes a brown felt hat with a woolen cord trim to complete the look.
A luncheon dish from the Western Newspaper Union outlines stuffed peppers with mushrooms buttered with cream crumb topping, parboiled peppers, and a cold potato mold. The menu includes a lettuce heart serve with mayonnaise and cocktail sauce, plus a lemonade syrup to mix with water.
Soften one fourth of a package of gelatin in one fourth of a cupful of water. Dissolve over hot water, then add a grating of lemon rind and one and three quarters cupfuls of sugar.
Ancient Greek sources describe peony roots as valuable medicinal herbs. The account notes their use in early medical practice and highlights the plant’s storied role in ancient remedies.
The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept offers pattern 5348 for Linen-closet Gardening featuring two 5 by 15 inch motifs and two 4 by 15 inch motifs with appliqué patches. Includes material needs color ideas stitch guides and transfer design. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY.
A compact list of phrases with English translations and brief meanings. From within intrapersonal to legal and literary terms, items include ab intra, allez-vous-en, bon soir, cumo grano salis, de facto, exceptis excipiendis, faux pas, mutato nomine, hommes de lettres, lex scripta, in vino veritas.
A collection of practical advice on cooking and home care including greasing measuring cups to prevent sticking syrups through boiling water wrapped bottles for cap removal, dust control by brushing with the grain, pre cooking cereals, storing polishing cloths to avoid fires, cooking cocoa with little water, chilling lettuce, making preserves from plums, avoiding bean rust after dew, and topping cookies with sugar for a crust.
In 1855 after Hiawatha’s release Boston papers attacked it for alleged imitation. publisher James T. Fields demanded libel control while Longfellow nonchalantly asked how sales were. He advised letting critics continue advertising the book.
The quote defines a man of right spirit as one interested in the community and city welfare, not confined by private views, but devoted to the true welfare of society to which he belongs. It emphasizes public-mindedness and local concern.
We are all travelers in the wilderness of this world and the best we find are honest friends. A fortunate voyager finds many and travels to meet them. They are the end and reward of life, keeping us worthy of ourselves, and in solitude we are nearer to the absent.
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