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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

24 Jun 1937

Page 6

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1937

Page

6

Bermuda Dreams and New Love Between Jim and Cecily

Jim and Cecily confront love and choice as Cecily plans Bermuda travel with her father while Jim offers support for Dolly and Joey. Cecily admits uncertainty about loving Jim, vows postcards, and agrees to a possible future meeting in New York after the voyage.

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Dolly2 Jim Cecily Jerry Miss Vaughn Atlantic City Dolly Jerry Clyde Herbert Prince of Wales Herb Joey Vaughns Bermuda Miss Penny Penny Stell Cécily Dutch’s Nate Marjory Quinn Cecily—Darling Cecily Darling Mr. Vaughn Miss Parker Nora MacPherson New York Mr. Vaghn MacPher
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Santa Paula Flood Drama Recounts Alma’s Narrow Escape

Alma recalls the Santa Paula flood of March 13 1928 when a dam burst, sweeping through the valley. With her husband and sister she fled up the mountain as cars and crowds fled, four hundred fifty people died and seven hundred homes were destroyed. The night’s din of bells and sirens lingers in her memory.

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Lma Webb Clarence N. Y Adventurers’ Club Alma Santa Paula California Los Angeles Santa Clara Valley Santa~Paula California Canyons
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Smoke and air: tiny particles drift in air yet linger

The Chicago Tribune quotes Dr. Thom as M Beck explaining that smoke particles are tiny and dense, so they fall slowly due to surface to weight ratios and air resistance. While gas molecules move rapidly, heavy smoke particles drift slowly and often fail to reach absorbers before dispersing.

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Thomas M. Beck Chicago’Tribune
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Birds Lay Eggs on Rock

The article notes the guillemot lays the brightest eggs among British birds. Guillemots form colonies along coastal ledges and sit tightly packed on flat rocks with wings and breasts touching.

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