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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
6
Mary Garden returns to America to advise aspiring American girls on grand opera. She says to avoid Europe unless planning a long stay with income, ignore unreliable teachers, and abstain from smoking drinking or late suppers. Success hinges on hard work and exceptional voice quality.
Clarence Banks falls for Betty Bell a mysterious stenographer in his office. When he learns she is actually Betty, he realizes Miss Bell was a mistaken image, and Betty reveals she earned a family car for her mother. Banks then proposes to Betty after the automobile presentation.
A note from Beaverhead indicates brewshe ee ene on January 26 at local venue. Organizers invite participants to sample craft beers, with details on location and event timings to be announced.
The small Chancery Lane museum houses the Doomsday Book and historic papers including gunpowder plots Wellington records and Nelson’s letters. Officials note Americans visit more often than locals, seeking signatures from George Washington to John Adams and Jefferson on archival documents.
History excerpts from Nutting and Dock cite a 1764 article describing the nurse role in eighteenth century hospitals. It emphasizes qualifications, patient care, bedside duties, rounds with surgeons, cleanliness, quiet, reporting faults, assisting to bury the dead, night visits, and constant care.
A French government prize of 80000 is proposed to spur a safety device for airplanes. The exchange adds a jab that such prizes could also be offered for safer behavior in other risky scenarios.
A French botanist notes a tropical plant whose leaves explode in gas when dust is deposited, producing a cough like a child’s cold. The plant is described as cranky and dust averse, with mound-shaped respiratory chambers that Ventilate via a small blast.
A famous doctor claims a mush and milk breakfast aids health. Indian corn is rich in nitrogen and easily absorbed, fattening, cheap with strong nutritive properties. A diet of mush Johnny cake roe cake corn bread plus plenty water or cow’s milk, with lime water for dyspepsia, improves nerves, vision, and sleep.
Harper's Weekly recounts early porcelain discovery in Han era ovens yielding vitreous pots, the rise of monochrome glazing during Sung, color richness from kiln firings, Mongol interruption, and Ming dynasty reforms under Tai-Tsu restoring imperial workshops and reviving ancient techniques including three and five color decorations.
In a satirical urban exchange, a Gotham resident notes a shift from traditional bear head rugs to Chinese dragon rugs as a symbol of changing tastes, reflecting a broader anxious mood about modernize interiors and cultural influences.
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