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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
6
A hen with a missing right leg due to infection two months ago continues to lay eggs fight and scratch as effectively as a two legged bird. Owner Dr. M. H. Ross of Los Angeles reports the remarkable bird's abilities.
Miss Dorothy Bough shown hurdling and running the 75 yard dash in ten seconds tying the women's record in a Philadelphia athletic meet.
A skeptical trans-Atlantic captain tested Signor Marconi by asking him to send a telegram to his wife from Poldu. The wife replied across the Atlantic, proving to the captain that wireless telegraphy was real and effective.
In a quirky dialogue, Mr. Chugcins notes gasoline acquiring a stronger odor each year and speculates that experiments aim to alter motor fuel properties. He contends odor does not increase flammability, suggesting the gas is made so unpleasant it prompts a reaction.
A Washington Geographic Society bulletin portrays early Austin as a world capital during 1836 to 1846 when Texas was independent. It notes diplomats, Congress Avenue, the state capitol mirroring Washington, and the Balcones escarpment shaping oil fields and geology.
David Wolman posed as a navy deserter to gain free board in Chicago and was sentenced to two years. After release he claimed true identity and asked for leniency. An investigation found the fraud, and Wolman is jailed for breaking into the penitentiary. The government seeks a reward recipient connected to the case.
The article describes a large dam west of Austin creating a 30 mile long lake fed by mountain streams. Built by the municipality for water and power, it serves as a popular recreation area. A major flood once broke the dam about 15 years ago, causing river bottom losses. Since then the structure has been rebuilt and heightened.
A Constantinople issued manifesto to Moslem followers from the Islamic religious department urges banishing mutual hatred and rancor and promoting unity in faith. It recalls historical Muslim unity across continents and asks abstinence from alcohol and avoidance of forbidden acts. It emphasizes love and restraint among believers.
The General Federation of Women's Clubs plans a biennial convention in Chautauqua New York June 2030 with 10000 to 15000 delegates. Keynote will be Woman as a Working Power and sessions on Internationalism and American Citizenship led by prominent figures. The program includes health, education, illiteracy, motion pictures, public welfare, and public celebration of July Fourth as Citizenship Day.
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