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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1922

Page

2

Lincoln and the bone philosophy of Herndon memory

A memoir recounts Lincoln’s return to law with Herndon, his moral rigor, and public service. It covers his early dissent on slavery, the 1856 Bloomington meeting, the Lincoln Douglas debates, the 1860 Chicago convention, and the end with his assassination, seen through a close friend’s eyes.

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Rats Use Crabs as Dinner On Coral Island

Captain Moncton narrates a New Guinea resident magistrate’s odd observation on a barren coral island inhabited by many rats. While watching from the shore, rats reach the water edge, dip their tails, and leap to grab crabs, devouring them before returning to the rock.

Moncton New Guinea

The Velocipede Pioneers and Early Inventors

The velocipede sparked many claimed inventors as it evolved into the bicycle. Blanchard the aeronaut is credited with early innovations in 1779, Niepce is a strong second, and Baron von Drafts, a German, ranks third for his 1818 draisena patent.

Blanchard Nicephore Niepce Baron von Drafts

Women Athletes Warn Against Overdoing It Says W Ballants

A quote from W Ballants warns that women in athletics may be overly energetic and need balance. The remark frames women's athletic enthusiasm as a caution about overexertion and focus on moderation.

Ballants

Harding nominates envoys to Germany Austria and Hungary

President Harding sent to the Senate three nominations to represent the United States in Europe. Alanson B. Houghton would be ambassador to Germany, Albert Henry Washburn envoys to Austria, and Theodore Brentano minister to Hungary. Houghton, a Corning native and Harvard graduate, heads a glass works and speaks German and French.

Harding Senate United States Germany Austria Hungary Alanson B. ‘Houghton New York Albert Henry Washburn Massachusetts Theodore Brentano Chicago Austria-Hungary Washington Vienna Budapest Alanson Bigelow Houghton Corning N. Y Cambridge Harvard Gottingen Berlin Paris

Woman with the serpent tongue captivates American audiences

Mrs Margot Asquith arrives in America amid a media flurry with photographers reporters and telegrams as she gathers impressions for a forthcoming reminiscences book. Her magnetic presence and refined bearing charm interviewers and crowds alike.

Margot Asquith America Canunteyn Lorkken Asquith

Sky Pilot of the Lumberjacks: Rev Jack McCall

Reverend Jack McCall, once a lumberjack, serves as a mobile preacher among camps in western Montana and northern Idaho. He travels on foot with a Bible, song books, and a phonograph, using a bunkhouse as his church and stopping meetings for discipline when needed.

Jack McCall Presbyterian Board of Missions New York Michigan Mel ‘Trotter Francis E. Higgins Timber Minnesota Woods Montana Idaho

Capper Heads Agricultural Bloc as Kenyon Leaves Senate

Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas likely leads the agricultural bloc in Congress after Senator William Kenyon of Iowa resigns to become a United States judge. Capper earlier introduced a resolution for a District of Columbia Knickerbocker theater disaster probe, alleging building code violations and possible collusion between contractors and inspectors affecting DC safety.

Arthur Capper Kansas Congress William §. Kenyon Iowa Senate United States Senator Capper Senate Committee District of Columbia Knickerbocker Senate of United State

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