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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1934

Page

7

Rocky and Doris face peril and a Reno marriage plan

Doris reveals she is Mrs. Howard Valery and recalls the wedding night and a shooting. Rocky explains her family wants her to run, a passport and funds loom. Doris confesses she did not kill Howard and recalls George Mortimer’s threat as the wedding proceeds amid police and public intrigue.

Doris Howard Valery Rocky Tange Donna Diane Werre Valery Rocky Darling Washington Zithe Canada Quebec Paris New York Molly Beatrice Dorlas Reno Biltmore Ther Father Stacy Howard George Mortimer George

Train building boy and a mother’s shifting gaze

A mother overlooks her son Jimmy’s imaginative play with a make shift train. He finds joy in small adventures crossing a track and meeting neighbors while nurse Miss Strong cheers him. The piece argues true mother child closeness needs shared view, effort, and unselfish caring.

Laura B. Gray National Kincergarten Association New Yorkty Timmy Mummy Jimmy Goody Walt Nana Miss Strong Mr. Stoop

Johnny's Idea Teacher Johnny Football and Baseball

Johnny answers a prompt about seasons with a playful line naming two sports. The exchange highlights a humorous view of seasons through football and baseball.

Johnny

Tornado Warnings Sparingly Issued Despite clear danger

A Science Service report explains how warm moist air from the Gulf meets cold western air forming funnel shaped tornado clouds. The Weather Bureau warns tornados are less predictable than hurricanes and warnings are issued sparingly to avoid alarming those not directly affected.

Gulf Science Service Washington Weather Bureau

Oxford Painted Room Faces Save Efforts by Shakespeare Fans

Shakespeare room devotees fight to save the painted room at Cornmarket Oxford where the Bard stayed. The catering firm owns the site but steps were taken to preserve the frontage. Oxford Preservation Trust seeks to rent it as a tourist information center, noting the room as Shakespeare’s probable sleeping place and an important relic of ancient architecture.

Cornmarket Oxford England Oxford Preservation Trust

S.S.S. tonic claim promises renewed strength and color

An ad extols S.S.S. as a life enhancing tonic for indoors workers who feel weak or pale. It argues wear and tear depletes red blood cells and promises improved appetite, color, and energy by stimulating gastric secretions and rebuilding hemoglobin, urging readers to buy at drug stores.

S.S.S

Can't Stand It: A Mirthful Exchange Between Mother and Child

A playful exchange notes Jackie’s defiant reply to a daily scolding by his mother. The dialogue touches on routine family dynamics and a casual hint about a watch and time. The tone is light and domestic.

Parrot Escapes and Mudguard Jokes Highlight Classroom Chaff

A Bright Pupil answers a question on polygons with a joke about a parrot that has escaped. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports this as a bit of classroom humor. An overheard quip about a wife driving and a missing mudguard adds local newspaper character.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Help Your Child Through Bowel Habits With Fig Syrup

Advice urges gentle, natural relief for a constipated child using California Syrup of Figs. It cautions against harsh laxatives and endorses the mild, fruit flavored laxative that "assists Nature" for a quick, normal return to activity and appetite.

California

Paradox and Truth in Self-Care and Interference

A philosophical remark contrasts health with attention to self and others. The quote notes that when a man loses health he begins to care for it, while those who mind their own business lack time to judge others.

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