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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
7
Dr Stephen Smith founder and first president of the American Public Health Association marks his hundredth birthday this year. He is described as the oldest pioneer in public health and urges that all should reach five score years and more.
F H Punshion, described as a lifelong crook with Civil War era horse thefts, pleads for a final chance to live straight in the remaining years of his life.
A daughter recalls a suitor who would give up everything including his life for her while a mother urges acceptance noting the man is heavily insured. The dialogue frames a melodramatic courtship with high stakes and financial motive.
A detailed account from the Geographic Society bulletin describes Tiruvannamalai as a major religious center and trading hub. It recounts the Holy Fire festival celebrating the myth of Siva and Parvati, the 48 hour police-controlled vigil, temple fires, and the town’s role in regional transport and forestry wealth.
A Washington National Geographic bulletin notes 1922 will see more fairs than before WWI, with world expositions expanding from London 1851 roots to seasonal, mobile displays. It envisions an airborne fair ark carrying progress and culture to remote centers.
The gopurams rise as tall temple gates with sloping sides covered in thousands of figures. Each carved panel acts as a page from Hindu mythology, turning stone into a living catalog of legends.
Uncle Bol Austin, 71, a longtime tenant manager near Greensboro, claims 28 children from three wives with 26 still living. He says none stay out of line, enforcing his way at home and recounts childhood hunts during Sherman’s march. He reports no smoking on his premises and that strict discipline is common in his household.
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