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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1913

Page

3

Invasion by the Jews sparks debate on Western immigration

The Western Jewish Immigrant union forms in San Francisco to aid thousands of European Jews arriving after Panama Canal opening. It cites 1,000,000 Jews in New York and 2,000,000 in the United States, notes Jewish influence in clothing trades via contractors, and discusses potential social and economic effects of immigration.

Western Jewish Immigrant Union San Francisco West Europe Panama Canal Pacific Coast New York United States Chicago Philadelphia Boston St. Louis McClure Burton J. Hendrick America Werner Sombart Berlin Hendrick Alton Locke

Mystery Illness Fools Veteran Diners At Dinner Table

In a comic domestic scene Mr Grouch struggles with a stubborn appetite and vague symptoms while his wife Maggie questions his health. After flinging down utensils he admits this is the first time in 25 years he cannot name what ails the meat or other dishes.

Maggie Mr. Grouch John

White symbols in wedding wear prompt Sunday lesson

The curate of a large fashionable church explains to a Sunday school class that white symbolizes joy for brides and the wedding day, while a boy asks why men wear black, noted by the Argonaut.

Sour Disposition Shapes Grim World View

A terse reflection on a harsh era through a man marked by bitterness and a bleak outlook. The line captures a hardened narrator facing a stubborn, sour fate.

The Only White Leghorn Farm in the World

A 1911 note from Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station reports no evidence of hacillary white diarrhea in eggs from A. M. Pollard’s eight White Leghorn flock after bacteriological tests. Professors Stoneburn and Retger outline the study and offer eggs for 1918 orders at 3.60 dollars per 15 or 15 dollars per 100.

A. M. Pollard Leofp, Retger Sheffield Scientific School Yale University I. H. Stoneburn Connecticut Agriculture College

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