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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
12
Dorothy Canfield is celebrated for a long list of achievements including dual degrees by age. later rising to fame as an author with works like The Bent Twig and The Squirrel Cage. She wrote on Montessori and wartime relief in France with her husband, while contributing stories to leading magazines.
A boy recalls Aunt Emily’s ascent from strict housekeeper to ambitious businesswoman at Emery's Emporium while Uncle Charles guides the children with music and care. The story reveals a secret about Uncle Charles and hints at a looming personal crisis.
A Delineator piece urges mothers with many children and no help to trim house clutter and focus on simple beauty. It advocates a few organized spaces, living areas that suit busy families, and maintaining a calm mind to preserve charm and personality amid duties.
A long discussion urges protection over picking wild blooms. The Wild Flower Preservation Society of America cautions against damaging techniques and promotes May 20 as a nationwide Wild Flower Day with school programs led by Albert E. Stillman.
The article traces divided skirts as an old garment, noting women rode astride in the thirteenth century and again during France’s civil war in 1568. It highlights the 1850 bloomer revival by Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and mentions the early toque hat worn at Henry II's court.
A humorous exchange in dialect quotes a church scene where Brother Buckover and Brother Lump discuss Jim Dinger, the gambler, seeking church membership and praying not to backslide, with a controversial suggestion by Brother Lump to assassinate him before relapse.
Senator Pepper proposes equal representation for women on the national committee and its executive body, with a plan for 48 women and 48 men on a special session drawn council. Union of McCormick and other leaders press for early consideration before the summer.
The pamphlet Six Explorations and Field Work of the Smithsonian Institution in 1922 details twenty two expeditions led or co operated by the Institution and its branches. It covers geology zoology botany anthropology archaeology and ethnology with sites from the United States Canada Chile the North Pacific Australia China the Caribbean and Europe. It records Walcott geology in the Canadian Rockies glacier recession measured by Mrs Walcott and a solar radiation fluctuation observed at Mount Montezuma Chile.
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