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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
7
George's van sped down a Nassau New York incline after brake failure and a tree crash. He narrowly avoided a town hit despite losing a rear pinion gear and receiving a $10 reckless driving fine by a kinder judge.
The St Bernard dogs of the Great St Bernard Hospice are famed for life saving duties in harsh winters. Monks bred and trained them for 250 years, crossing with Newfoundlands in 1830 to gain longer hair while preserving their rescue prowess and unerring scent.
A Civil War scene from a raid through southern Ohio shows a Union prisoner raising his arms to brace a musket against a rock. Morgan’s men, ready to shoot, halted when forbidden by state authorities, halting a critical moment of tension.
Dr Barton outlines a program to help thin middle aged people gain weight through medical evaluation, removal of infected teeth, small laxatives, outdoor activity, and a rich high calorie diet. He emphasizes proteins by meat and dairy, minerals, vitamins, and attractive meal presentation while cautioning about fat from heavy sauces and salt reduction during inflammation.
Four alphabets in large, medium and two small sizes for monogram designs. Learn to scramble letters using satin seed and buttonhole stitches with cut work. Includes transfer patterns and placement for initials in various shapes. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept.
A compact portrait of Liechtenstein as a small European principality with no army and no poverty. The piece notes a prince abroad able to converse by telephone, Vaduz as a sweet valley capital, and the land's self sufficiency in bread cheese milk honey wool wine and contentment. An advertisement for Dr. Pierce's Pellets follows.
A quotation argues no one is truly self made, asserting heredity heavily shapes achievement and character. The line challenges the notion of complete individual independence in forming success.
An artist decorates the bare sides of ultra modern flats in Austria and Germany with woodland and sea scenes. The idea began on one building and quickly spread as residents and buyers praised the works. Dozens of houses now sport ships birds and vigorous action figures on their walls attracting commissions.
Brief quotation notes that pleasure in others' faults reveals personal bias. The fragment emphasizes self-awareness over judgment, urging restraint and humility in moral assessment. The source presents a Roche authorial fragment urging reflective critique rather than caustic scrutiny.
Bertrand Russell argues that obstacles to a joyful world are internal. A firm hope, guided by thoughtful reflection, can overcome these barriers and realize collective happiness.
The ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a rapid natural alkalizer for acid stomachs. It recommends taking 2 teaspoonfuls or 2 tablets 30 minutes after meals to relieve nausea and distress within minutes. It urges keeping a bottle at home and a travel box, priced at 25 cents, with clear labeling.
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