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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
11
A humorist cites smiling as the true beauty secret and the heart’s reflection. The piece argues that daily bathing and daintiness in dress foster physical and mental poise, enabling a genuine, spontaneous smile even under stress.
A Tribune piece by C A Lovell explains that about half of eggs set fail to hatch and half of hatched chicks die early. It urges using year old hens, controlling temperature between 55 and 65 degrees, and gathering and turning eggs daily to improve hatchability and chick vigor.
A compact aphorism notes the space between folly and wisdom where men wander with one foot on each side. It frames human judgment as a balance between imprudence and insight. The phrasing hints at philosophical reflection common in period prose.
The United States secured its first Far East commercial treaty with the kingdom of Siam in 1833. About a decade later China followed Siam in establishing such an agreement.
A Portsmouth seamstress fixed a worn patience issue by mounting a flashlight on her sewing machine arm. The brass strapped light directs illumination to the needle, casting a silhouette to guide threading as described by Popular Science Monthly.
New data from the National Board of Fire Underwriters shows Montana contributed $2,589,518 to U.S. fire losses in 1923, with most damage from Stoves Furnaces and Matches. Critics urge public education, noting 75 percent of losses are avoidable and could fund schoolhouses or roads instead.
Fred Mantle a San Francisco landscape gardener considers installing a silencing grid as KGO operators declare the noise from his mouthware interfered with the microphone and broadcasting equipment. The incident stems from Maxim being unable to speak on air due to loud false teeth.
Irrigated farm to let with cash or shares options. Acreage tailored, fenced, with ditches, springs, water, house, barn, corrals, garden, machinery, tools, tractor. Near station town and school with auto roads. Lessee must self-finance and prove irrigation ability. Write box 416, Dillon, Montana.
The piece highlights Magdalen Tower begun in 1492 and Magdalen College founded in 1458 as iconic Oxford landmarks. It notes the appeal of Oxford for travelers from London, with Magdalen Tower standing 150 feet high as a famed feature of England’s architectural heritage.
A vivid account of the Zambezi river in Rhodesia disappearing into a narrow chasm to form Victoria Falls, near a mile of cascades with many islands and rocks creating the Devil's cataract.
An Adv features Fo ley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe cough remedy, noting it contains no narcotic substitutes unlike many preparations. It states that every ingredient is printed on each carton and cites Potts as the druggist.
The quote urges calm acceptance of vexing events, framing hardship as opportunity. It counsels noble bearing as true fortune and endorses resilience in every circumstance.
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