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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
3
A flurry of visitors and trips were logged around Dillon this week. People from Dell Polaris Wise River Grant Lakeview Sheridan and Armstead included in a steady stream of business and social engagements.
Louis Pelzer former history professor at Montana Normal College won a national contest with 4000 contestants. His 500 word history of the United States earned first place. Pelzer is the son in law of Mr and Mrs H D Weenink of this city.
Screen star Constance Bennett shares mild exercises to stay slim without harsh diets. She favors neck rolls, chin lifts, and bed bicycle moves, warns against overdoing workouts, and recommends sensible eating with fruit days. She plans to appear in This Thing Called Love with Edmund Lowe at the Hartwig theatre March 18-20.
Camas residents Floyd Jones and J T Douglas aged 26 and 28 were electrocuted when a radio aerial they were lengthening touched a high tension line, sending thousands of volts through their bodies. The notice urges removing all attachments to power light and telephone poles and cites safety guidance from a telephone man. Joe Duff spent part of the week in the city from his Centennial rally ranch home.
In a secluded cabin Berna nurses a recovering narrator while a fragile romance unfolds. The narrator wrestles with danger and restraint, masking coldness to “play the game.” Berna resists marriage, fearing dishonor, yet the pair hint at a future union on a conditional promise.
In the year after settling with Berna we face shadowed happiness as Locasto’s fear lingers and business taxes our spirits. The narrator plans wealth and world travel while Berna longs for a quiet home, cherishing Garry’s imagined strength and their rare, devoted bond amid fragile social norms.
A family scene features a father worried about his daughter lighting cigarettes and playing with matches while a friend and a homely companion linger. The girl mentions a young fellow who grabbed something and the trio plan to hang around, noting they often revisit the scene of a crime.
Mrs Anne Davison of Long Beach California reports the Foley's Honey and Tar Compound eased her dreadful cough at once and soothed her irritated throat. The druggist sells and recommends it with the slogan ask for it. For sale by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts ad
A speaker argues that true breathing power comes from the diaphragm and abdominal muscles. He contrasts optimistic writers with pessimists, citing Thoreau and Burroughs against Russian novelists, claiming lifeforce lies in fully filling and exhausting the lungs.
Quote on how custom shapes perception, praising its ability to make great things feel familiar while also dulling awe and causing discouragement.
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