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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
3
A real estate service proclaims that only exact title accuracy ensures value and protection. It urges consultation for abstracts of Title, claiming they are accurate complete and incontestable and offer insurance against future loss and worry.
Dillon Montana dealer promotes bonded abstracters FRANK HAZELBAKER president offering sheet music and latest songs plus instrumental pieces from publishers and orders for out of stock items at Tribune Book Store.
New York figures, led by Edwin M Bulkley, chief of Near East Relief, urge American aid for Armenia and surrounding regions. He warns of famine after years of war, with 263,000 Armenians in winter misery and refugees in Cilicia and southern Persia facing death without help.
The koala, a small pouched marsupial from Australia, is about 24 inches long with a thick wooly coat and no tail. It climbs easily, sleeps in trees during the day, feeds on eucalyptus leaves, and the mother bears her young in a pouch.
A woman seeking a rental complains of insufficient yard space and a laundry area too close to the back door. She notes that the front door would be used by service workers on busy mornings, making the rent less attractive.
Eugene Lyman Fisk notes in the Yale Review that cooling the fruit fly from 38 to 10 degrees C extended life by 100 percent. He argues lowering human body temperature to 7.5 degrees C could extend life to 1,900 years, but warns such a low temperature would be undesirable for humans.
In the Church of St Michael Farnborough England a memorial chapel for Napoleon III was built by ex Empress Eugenie. The tomb also holds her son the Prince Imperial killed in Zululand. The white stone church sits on a hill with a tower and shafted spire. Eugenie visited daily and ten priests said masses for the dead.
Anstruther Mackay argues in the Atlantic Monthly that many savants think the Old Testament temple description was written by Jews after captivity, recalling Babylonian splendor. The actual temple may have been simple, and lack of remains would be unsurprising compared with older Egyptian temples.
A southern family mammy, urged by two surgeons to operate, declines saying the Land has made up his mind to call me home and translate me without assistance.
The piece compares life to baseball and suggests it lasts until the umpire calls out. It urges right thinking and temperate living as bat and glove to keep play going, hinting at enduring effort beyond expected limits.
A musician notes relief after using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy to ease stomach inflammation and catarrhal mucus. The ad claims one dose proves efficacy with money back. Potts the Druggist and druggists everywhere promote the product.
In London Mail style a character recalls being taken to dinner by an officer who is described as gallant and observant of a bird like appetite. The remark adds that the officer runs an ostrich farm in South Africa as a boastful detail.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's association offers a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
A geologist's seven year old daughter explains her cat has many names. Father calls her 8 segregation from an Intrusive mage ma of doubtful genesis, mother terms her the basement complex, sister Helen calls her a typical example of secondary impoverishment, while she simply calls her dear little kitty.
Notice of annual stockholders meeting to elect trustees for the ensuing year and transact other business. The meeting is set for eight o clock on Monday April 4 1921 at the company office 231-3-5-7 North Montana street Dillon Montana. Dated March 4 1921 J P Best Secretary. 9.18
An enigmatic Dallas News piece reflects on a saying about eight prudent men who never proceed without forethought. It emphasizes caution and planning as protective strategy. The brief mulls risk awareness and preparedness in decision making.
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