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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
3
A passenger on the Chicago to Indianapolis morning train awoke to find his shoes missing and another man occupying the lower berth wearing those shoes. A porter searched in vain until a portly fellow passenger realized the shoes were the latter’s, prompting a quick swap as the train reached Indianapolis station.
The article notes that motor drivers in West Africa adapt quickly, often within three to four weeks of seeing a car. About 200 trucks operate as feeders for a major steamship line, moving men, supplies, and export goods such as cocoa, palm oil, hides, and rubber to coastal ports for Europe and America.
Researchers report a peculiar disease confined largely to Japan’s river valleys. Known as tsutsugamushi, it spreads via the okunamushi insect from field mice. It resembles typhus and Rocky Mountain spotted fever with June to October peak. Mortality varies and can exceed 50 percent. Bites cannot be fully avoided and treatments fail. exterminating field mice offers the only hope to stamp out the disease.
Lloyds Register shows total tonnage launched at 7,144,549 with Britain at 1,620,000 tons. The United States leads with 57 percent of world output, more than double UK tonnage, while Japan launches 611,800 tons, building more ships in one year than in the 22 years to 1913.
The article notes Susan B Anthony born a century ago and highlights her reform campaigns. It states she fought slavery abolition, total abstinence, and equal suffrage, linking her efforts to later legislative gains and noting her death in 1906 with states moving on prohibitions and women's voting rights.
Mr Longbrush explains they planned to wear the whiskets forever but have lost two table knives and Tre locked every place else for them. The scene shows a strained domestic moment with frustrated humor.
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