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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1926

Page

7

Escape and Pursuit Amid Savage Mob Scene

The narrator flees a cave assault as Humas mob closes in. He secures a musket, hides behind vines, and watches Six Fingers dragged away while Damian pursues Labrador and the girl. A brutal struggle ends with the narrator escaping through a hole into the forest.

Damoan Damian Labrador Stix Wingers Six Damonn

The Proud One's Sister Dies

A narrator pursues escape toward the east toward the Mississippi. He treks toward Tunica village, gathers a bark fiber fish net and canoe, and learns of pursuing natives as he nears Natchez and Little River. He signals to his Labrador to return as danger looms behind.

Labrador Damonn Mississippi Tunica Natchez Little River

Natchez Pass Near White Apple in a War Tensions

The narrative follows a trio approaching White Apple as Natchez preparations for war with the French unfold. The narrator visits the Serpent chief Ola balkebiche and encounters La Glorieuse the Proud One while Labrador and mademoiselle quarrel over a French runaway. We learn of a funeral rite and a plan to escape before the procession begins.

White Apple Natchez Fort Rosalie Bienville Larador Labrador Damoan la Qlorieuse Olabalkebiche Sun Central South America Lia Est Labrauder la Clovieuse Mademoiselle Pound Trench la Glorieuse Ciel Monsieur Labrador Monsieur

Puzzle Answer Revealed From Last Week’s Clues

The solution to the prior week’s horizontal and vertical crossword puzzle is disclosed, listing each clue’s answer and confirming the completed grid with the referenced entries. It summarizes the event as a published solution follow up for puzzle enthusiasts.

Nye's Humorous Postmaster Letter Memorialized

On Nye’s seventy fifth birth anniversary a tablet memorial window and granite monument were unveiled at Fletcher near Asheville. Nye once served as postmaster at Laramie Wyoming, famed for a letter to President Arthur about pigeonholed postal cards and box rent. Washington officials enjoyed the letter. an English editor reacted with amused shock at American postmasters.

Il Nye Fletcher Asheville Laramie Wyo Arthur Deacon Mayford Bob Head Washington Nye

Real-World Auto Collisions Deviate From Theory

Theoretical equal and opposite shocks in two-body collisions do not match real crashes. At speeds up to 50 mph many unevaluated factors alter outcomes, making exact results rarely match the ideal case where forces act equally on both vehicles and occupants.

British experts analyze daily speech use

A study by UK researchers finds that about half of everyday dialogue involves the word but and a total of 43 distinct words are commonly used in casual conversation.

How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle in Straight Definitions

Instructions explain placing correct letters in white spaces to form words across and down. Numbers mark initial letters for horizontal and vertical words, with definitions below. Black squares separate words. no letters go in blacks. Dictionary words only. proper names excluded.

The Luncheon Club and War Time Habits

The article critiques wartime luncheon clubs as a social habit that persisted after the war. It follows Burton, a prominent business figure, who attends frequent lunches with various clubs, listening to speeches but making little policy impact. The piece contrasts efficient wartime meetings with ongoing luncheon routines.

Burton Babbitt Business Men's Club Chamber of Commerce Indies of the Presbyterian Church Rotary Club Park Hotel Country Club Bulgaria Western Newspaper Union

Poe's Early Work Tamerlane Found In Boston Bookshop

A new discovery uncovers Edgar Allan Poe's first printed work Tamerlane, printed when he was sixteen. The Boston find joins rare editions including one in the British Museum, highlighting it as the era's prized American first edition.

Tamerlane Edgar Allan Poe Poe British Museum Boston

Beans in ancient Hebrew diet used as vegetables and flour

The article notes beans served as vegetables in ancient Hebrew meals and were also ground into flour, reflecting their versatile role in historical diets.

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