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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
7
A fragmented editorial fragment discusses civic unity and collective effort to strengthen the community. It contrasts noise used in politics and society with the need for a solid foundation and shared purpose to build a better town. The piece links unity to communal growth and criticizes disruption.
A humorous exchange from the Kan sas City Newsbook about the origin of the Jonah and the whale story. Mr Meekton questions the tale and proposes a lighthearted, domestic explanation involving Jonah’s long absence and a needed excuse to his wife.
A daughter tells her father that the man she loves values her over money. The billionaire replies with skepticism yet the couple faces approval or disapproval as the family weighs a union based on affection rather than fortune.
A brief, period tone item notes a question about nerve for airship navigator duty. A humorous reply cites a canoe experience with a nervous, fat girl as evidence of steadiness, reflecting local wit in Cleveland.
A humorous reflection on marital life from the first year of marriage to later years. It jokes that the husband begins by fondly holding his wife, then awkwardly addresses the baby, and finally learns to hold his tongue in subsequent years.
An insurance agent tried to sell a fire policy on a man's house by describing extreme danger. The hard man asked if his house would burn within the policy term, and questioned why the company would bet on it not burning. The agent whispered a dark secret of vendetta against his own company and vowed revenge.
Champ Clark visits Washington on business for a client and unexpectedly reunites with a townsman. He introduces his friend Brown to the hotel desk and instructs the clerk to extend any needed favors, even covering excess charges. The scene ends as the clerk asks for Brown’s full identity.
A new teacher asks a student for his name. The boy explains he stutters when saying his full name, revealing the name Clarence Pupkins while describing his embarrassment and pain during the moment.
An English magazine posits that an aerial craft with speeds up to 1000 mph could freeze time for a traveler moving west from London at 600 mph starting at 10 a m. The same mass transport could create alternating six hour days and nights by reversing direction. The piece also notes practical knot tying where two turns tighten a knot more firmly.
The Guam governor aims to stamp American patriotism on the island with a grand Fourth of July celebration. A rousing salvo from the cruiser, musketry from marines, church bells, drums, and a feast for principal residents marked the first U S Fourth in Guam. The missionary doubted but the event inspired Guam’s people, turning them toward the American holiday as a festive symbol.
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