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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
5
A family plans a vacation and explains they will call relatives to stay connected. The piece promotes long distance telephone use as immediate and personal, highlighting reasonable rates and inviting readers to inquire with Long Distance for details. The Mountain States
Local notices report Harry G. Davis in Dillon for a Sunday visit while George and Mrs. Main return from Wyoming and Yellowstone. Vera Mast returns from California to Dillon as Best visits from California. J C Penney notes a new ship ment of ladies dresses at 2 77. A Bannack pioneer James Kirkpatrick travels to Billings. Brimnett and Willis leave for Boulder on court business. Amarous incidents include a broken arm of Howard Brown after a horse accident. Frank Little and family return to Dillon from Corvallis Oregon for summer. Tonney and son enjoy Centennial valley weekend. Mrs Decker and son from Helena visit Dillon, plus Schittroth family visit Salmon. John and Mrs McLaren welcome twins at Barrett hospital. third twin set for the couple, mother and babies well. Leonard Baird returns home from Olney Montana for four days with his mother. Sheriff McCollum warns of E Mitchell posing as Pacific International Health agent violating Montana laws. Early risers threaten a strike for longer hours and less pay. President Orr orders special meeting to vote on strike action.
The Carnegie Institute article explains low morning energy from bed rest and rising energy with movement. It notes calories per minute for resting, sitting, standing, and walking, and suggests a breakfast plan claiming 3590 calories for Benedict and 7000 for Maine lumberjacks, then lists a breakfast recipe involving tomato juice, cereal with cream, a breakfast sandwich, coffee, and a beef patty with pineapple and mushrooms.
Mrs Jack Baldwin and Dorothy Ann with Mrs Christine Wagenbreth visited the Gelhaus home while en route from Miles City to Los Angeles. Delegates from Kappa Epsilon and Westminster guild attend Rock Haven conference. others report visits in Bozeman and Twin Bridges. Harold Steagle is asked to return home per telegram received by Sheriff James McCollum.
Firestone high speed tires posted new records at the 1954 Indianapolis 500 with no tire failures and only one tread change from a bottle impact. O A Bergeson cites industry gains from the race, promising longer wear and safer tires for future cars as Firestone expands its tire line.
Miss Olga Carlson, scout leader, will run a July week course in Girl Scout leadership with a small fee for nonstudents. Attendance is expected to be high. gym shoes required. Summer excursions include Virginia City, Twin Bridges, Elkhorn Hot Springs, Morrison Cave, Bannack, Yellowstone, and state institutions. Normal College orchestra lists players. Dr Poindexter returns from Salt Lake City clinic.
A survey traces vampire folklore from the feared revenant of graveyards to today’s seductive 'vamp' in slang and cinema. It notes beliefs about fresh corpses, methods to stop a vampire, and the spread of vampire myths from Europe to the Americas.
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