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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1935

Page

7

Battle of Bunker Hill Through the Eyes of Historians

A narrative tracing the Battle of Bunker Hill and its figures from the misnamed origin of Bunker Hill to Trumbull the painter. It highlights the rebels siege around Boston, Prescott and Stark leading militia, the British frontal assault, and Trumbull's later role in commemorating the revolution through art. It also notes the monument’s cornerstone 50 years later and Daniel Webster's famed oration.

Junil Bunker Hill the Charles Prescott Sir Henry Clinton Howe Charles River William Prescott Israel Putnam John Stark Washington Major Andre America Colonel Trumbull Tuthill Bridewell Benjamin West Trumbull Cornwallis England West Joshua Reynolds Roxbury Heights John Trumbull Montgomery Quebec Burgoyne Paris France Robespierre Louis David David Battle of Breed’s Hill Atlantic Marquis de la Fayette la Fayette Daniel Webste

Mud in Your Eye Love at First Splash

Jud Draper, newly released from the hospital, meets Carolyn Hughes on a park bench after a mud mishap. He recovers with charm, declares a plan to see her again, and admits the splash was no accident, sparking a playful connection.

Jud Draper America Washington Jud John Silver Coorosh Dee Carolyn Hughes Haryuh Carolyn

Winning Fashion for Home Wear Pattern 2190 Offered

An ad describes Pattern 2190 for a care full house dress with slightly flared cap sleeves front and back panels and diagonal buttons. Suitable for printed lawns Swiss gingham muslin or solid cotton. heavier fabrics remove need for petticoat. Sizes 14 through 46 with sewing instructions, 15 cents, send address and size to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York City

Remarkable appetite at meals with visitors

A mother notes Clifford eats twice as much chicken when guests are present and the visitor asks why. Clifford replies that visits are the only time they have it, reflecting a humorous family moment.

Mother Clifford

Senator Sorghum Reflects on Politics and Suspicion

In a brief exchange Senator Sorghum says he aims to stay informed but feels many people are shaped more by suspicion than knowledge. He compares himself to many who think they understand politics through conjecture rather than facts.

Sorghum

Eternal Triangle

A quoted line from Pathfinder Magazine frames a love triangle as a dangerous situation where one lover warns of violence as the modern pupil notes the fraying dynamics. The exchange highlights passion, possession, and risk within a volatile relationship.

Pathfinder Magazine

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