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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
3
A 1933 verse by Douglan Malloch from WNU Service extols mutual aid. It portrays a traveler asking favors and receiving help, then passing kindness forward as payment, noting the enduring value of acts of generosity beyond direct debt. The piece emphasizes shared humanity and the reciprocity of kindness.
A collection of kitchen instructions outlines cocktails of fruit and shellfish, tomato juice blends, corn milk mixes, and muffin batter steps. It provides recipes for a tomato cocktail, grapefruit salad with gelatin, fish salad using salmon or tuna, and a fried ham sandwich spread, attributed to 1933 Western Newspaper Union.
A collection of student misprints and humorous mistakes includes mishearing Henry VIII as Henry XII, a doomed explorer, and odd definitions such as Hydraulics for hieroglyphic writing. The note mentions Gibraltar as a rock near Spain claimed by England and its watching ships role.
The text explains a cut shot used within fifty yards of the green. It notes the difficulty of imparting backspin, the arms drawn in, and the sidespin causing the ball to slow after landing. With practice, players can judge and control the slicing trajectory despite bounce and turf interaction.
In this tale Roddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy scheme to catch Johnny Chuck by exploiting a split in the Chuck family. They discuss the risks of a direct fight and pursue a stealthy plan to drive one Chuck from its new home, hoping to trap both for a meal.
The United States and Canada have signed a long debated St Lawrence waterway treaty linking the Great Lakes to the Atlantic. The pact faces Senate hearings and Ottawa ratification, with public debate over the project’s vast potential and shifting regional interests.
The article recalls a boiler long used by mining outfits in Quincy California. It notes the boiler’s endurance and continued operation under owner A W Land who used it to power water lifting in his mining ventures. The piece frames the boiler as a relic still active after many years.
An old advertisement touts California syrup of figs as a cure for sluggish appetites and constipation in children. It claims results within 24 hours and a return to robust health, urging mothers to use the product with clear directions and to insist on the CALIFORNIA Syrup of Figs label.
A terse editorial note proclaims that weakness of mind is the sole fault and that leniency or correction is unlikely for those deemed incorrigible, reflecting a harsh view on personal fault.
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