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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1936
Page
7
Cecile describes a September 1934 encounter when a sick patient rose from bed and attacked, threatening to kill her for stealing a husband. The sister of the patient intervened by dropping a wall painting on the assailant, rendering her unconscious, and a doctor treated Cecile for hysteria.
Mizpah is a Hebrew term meaning watchtower and was the ancient name of several fortified towns or regions in Palestine. It appears in Genesis 31 49 as a reference to a covenant between Jacob and Laban with God as watcher. The exact Mizpah spot is uncertain though commonly placed north of the Jabbok. five other Mizpah sites existed.
The article traces the term news to compass points on early sheets from four quarters of the globe. It notes the St Louis Globe-Democrat account and cites European manuscript papers as among the earliest news sheets, with China claiming early block printing.
Virginia Vale lauds RKO Follow the Fleet with Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, praising Astaire’s comedy growth and Berlin songs including We Joined the Navy. Mentions Laura LaPlante’s infant, Helen Holmes in Poppy, Jazz Singer anniversary, Ethel Shutta on NBC, jewel theft claims by Irene Dunn, Lombard Cooper team up, Charlie Farrell in Australia, Rose Marie success boosting concert fees, and Little Lord Fauntleroy debut at Warm Springs.
Crochet patterns describe a bright Spring accessory set using a shell stitch and a rayon wool blend yarn. Pattern 1132 includes directions, an illustration of the set and stitches, material requirements, and costs 15 cents plus stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
Captain Jean St. Maurice, fencing expert, asserts that women’s minds work a fraction of a second faster than men’s and that fencing rewards brain over brawn. He says swift wit gives women an edge in swords, with rapid decisions deciding outcomes.
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