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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
7
The Lindbergh kidnapping spurred massive public grief and a global hunt. President Hoover ordered updates at all hours as private citizens, aviators, clergy, and international allies joined a worldwide vigil for the missing child.
Mrs. Lindbergh issued a stark public diet appeal to the kidnapper of her son urging a milk cereal egg potato and juice regimen. Police across New Jersey New York Newark Philadelphia and beyond rapid coordinated efforts with federal authorities to trap the suspect and secure the child's return.
The passage traces ornament rings across civilizations. It notes nose rings ear rings toe rings and finger rings worn by Egyptians and preserved in the British Museum. It describes Greek adoption as insignia of office and Roman excess including seasonal rings and valued gems for mystic virtues.
Mrs Tl W Turnage of San Antonio recounts a case where her three year old daughter Connie recovered quickly from a severe intestinal flu after using California Fig Syrup. She praises its safety for children, the vegetable basis, and long physician endorsement. It's marketed as a gentle laxative that aids stomach and bowel function and supports natural tone.
A new heavy tractor with a wide front plow creates fire lines by digging a furrow 15 inches wide and throwing dirt 16 inches each side, producing a nearly four foot wide barrier. In one hour it does the work ten men would require all day.
Halifax residents showcased newborns at a local baby show. Twins were judged 9 percent perfect while a mother boasted her baby weighed 12 pounds at birth and won merit at three prior events.
Ady notes these original liver pills were launched many years ago and claim to regulate liver and bowels. The advertisement emphasizes their long history and beneficial claims.
A reef rich with gold was discovered beneath Johannesburg but mining is blocked by laws against working under towns. Workmen digging for a post office in Von Brandis square hit the reef six feet down, and authorities seek to extend the reef beyond city limits to permit mining.
Omaha World-Herald protests a wave of iconoclasm railing against the reassessment of famous sayings and deeds. The writer vows to defend Grover Cleveland against claims about fishing, leadership, and historical moments, urging volunteers to resist erasure of cherished memory.
Reports to the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith describe Catholic missionaries increasingly using airplanes for fast transport. In Stanleyville Africa Monsignor Orison now covers diocese distances in three days instead of 11, and in Siam the new air line enables regular missionary travel. The moral impact on natives from arrivals by air is described as excellent.
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