Post Office Entry for Transmittal Through Mails
Classified note indicates twelve pages entered at the Dillon Postoffice for second class mail transmission through the mails.
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Dillon Postoffice
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
9
The Art of Fellowship and Human Bonding
A reflection on Socrates and his students in Athens. The author laments isolation and urges the art of interlinking souls, warning that a hermit loses chart and compass and drifts toward a night of loneliness.
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Sargasso Sea
J. M. Nichols
Early Coffee Houses and Their Influence Across Times
The article notes coffee houses began in Constantinople during the sixteenth century and spread to London as clubs open to all who could buy a cup. They gathered distinct circles of literary, scientific, religious, and political visitors and served as key hubs for news and public debate before newspapers. They influenced politics so strongly that Charles II attempted to suppress them without success.
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Constantinople
London
Charles UH
Carbon knock and spark plug caution in auto tips
A brief auto note says some knocks may help, but a carbon knock is not. It warns to watch the spark plug to dodge knocks and adds a humorous aside about Neal O'Hara of the New York World being stopped for going the wrong way on a one way street and asked if the rule should work both ways.
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AUTO
Neal O’hara
New York World
Dayt on 1913 flood linked to triple air currents and losses
The Dayton flood of 1913 resulted from record rainfall caused by the meeting of three air currents a westward flow a cold northeast stream and a warm southern current. River conditions and dam breaks in central and western Ohio amplified the disaster with 415 lives lost and property losses around 180 million dollars.
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Dayton
Ohio
Caring for Books in Home Library
Glass cases invite book worms and moths more than open shelves. Sprinkle shelves with camphor and powdered bitter apple every six months to protect bindings, especially Russia leather. Avoid very warm rooms as gaslight harms books.
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Russia
Varnish Variations In Bergonzi Violins Noted
The varnish of Bergonzi is often as resplendent as that of Guarneri or Stradivari and reveals his deep study of the craft. It may be very thick or sparingly applied, with colors ranging from deep rich red to pale red and amber, showing considerable color variation.
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Hart
Bergonzi
Giuseppe Guarneri
Stradivari
Legion rally to Dillon Montana sparks reunion plans
The Montana American Legion convention secretary Jay McCarthy reports strong statewide turnout goals of about 1,500 with many posts sending large contingents. Helena, Billings, Baker, Sidney, Butte and Beaverhead post traditions, fireworks displays, and a grand parade of reunions and aviation imagery heighten the event atmosphere.
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Jay McCarthy
Legion
Dillon
Packard
Lizzie
Bust
Beaverhead Post
James Drain
Buddy
Trench
Helena
Billings
Baker
Sidney
Butte
Treasure State
Fairgrounds
Campaign for national driving signals gains traction
A national code of driving signals is urged by traffic experts across the United States to reduce accidents as car sales outpace road safety development. Collier's Magazine advocates four simple signals with Milton stressing timely, clear gestures and warnings, with posters and pocket prints produced for garages.
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United States
Collier’s
Poison Ends Life Of Girl From Butte
Miss Kremzer a 22 year old Austrian-born waitress who recently moved from Canada to Montana died by drinking two ounces of carbolic acid in Dillon. The inquest found suicide amid loneliness and financial distress after she bought the poison that morning and left a note none. Her funeral was held at the Catholic church with interment in Mountain View cemetery as family mourned from neighboring towns.
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Beaverhead Cafe
Butte
James Phillips
Phillips
George Burns
Father Leschner
Mountain View
Miss Kremzer
Austria
Canada
Montana
Dillon
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