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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1922

Page

7

Fifty Year Old Wedding Cake Remains Prized in Chicago

A cake baked in 1872 for J. B. Sinclair’s parents has survived through two weddings and a golden anniversary. Now owned by J. B. Sinclair, Chicago cafe chef, it was recently refrosted for the parents’ fiftieth anniversary, retaining its original appearance.

Chicago J. B. Sinclair Mr. Sinclair

Jack Dempsey Returns Home in Monocle Gag

A large crowd welcomed Jack Dempsey as his steamer from Europe docked. He walked the gangplank with a pane of glass in his eye, later explained as a playful joke along with a rumored Colorado marriage.

Jack Dempsey Europe Colorado

Alphabet initials row fuels hotel shop sign clash

A Canadian Pacific Railway notice to hotels and shops warns against unauthorized use of its initials. Timothy O Brien owner of a barber shop in a prairie village replies with a rambling letter asserting he does not concede ownership of the alphabet and cites personal memories, ending with his signature.

Canadian Pacific Railway Company Limothy O Brien C. BP Prairie Village London Post Ralerndes Steemers Imost Timothy O'Brien

Zurich Spring Fete Children Parade Into Winter's End

A Zurich celebration marks the exit of winter with a six o'clock ringing feast. The photograph shows children in quaint costumes marching to witness the symbolic winter figure blown away by fireworks and gunpowder.

Zurich Winter

First Aero Lighthouse Shines as America’s Night Guide

Hugh D. McKay, president of the American Airways Training school, operates the searchlight in the nation’s first permanent aero lighthouse. Placed at College Point Long Island as the entrance to Flushing Bay, the light emits a steady beam skyward to guide flyers at night.

Hugh D. McKay American Airways Training School America College Point Long Island Flushing Bay

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