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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
3
Cole Hendren leads a mass escape of over 300 persons aboard two Spice Ships just before a hostile collision wipes out Earth and sends survivors to Bronson Beta. A smooth metal roadway surface suggests swift moving vehicles once traveled there.
Tony Hendren and Eve witness a meteor shower as several large masses crash near the Ark. Hendren orders the group to move inland to basalt caves while Tony, Eliot James, and Cole Hendren plan prospecting for farmland as the Ark’s integrity and course are challenged by the atomic blast and dispersing jet failures.
Roselle Rolland once earned three dollars daily as a burlesque performer in New York and rose to a $600 weekly contract with Nils Granlund. She is engaged to Baron Jean Empain, European subway magnate and hotel-city founder, with nuptials planned for late spring.
A vintage sewing pattern description touts a house dress with long coat lines for a slim look and ease of movement. Pattern 2092 offers sizes 16 through 46 with fabric yardage for 36 inch material and contrasting trim, illustrated instructions, and a 15 cent price via Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York City.
A Parisian printer of English descent who set up large circular pillar signs on pavements for theater adverts became famous. The glowing display under a projecting roof helped define the Paris landscape and the pillars were called collonnes Morris for years. It has been more than fifty years since the first appeared.
The name Mincing Lane in London derives from the word mynches used to describe the ring and relates to Ste Helens Bishopsgate ownership of the nearby property.
Fifteen year old Airedale Mickey, famed for saving a Detroit girl in 1926, wanders from J. Kirby Keefe in Youngstown and, after eight days covering seven miles toward Ohio, is aided by a Cleveland realtor who saw Keefe’s appeal and reunites them.
Montgomery family in Memphis Missouri finds their long missing cat Smokey after two years. The cat disappeared en route from Tulsa Oklahoma and reappeared at the Memphis house performing a piano test by banging paws on the keyboard during Alwilda Montgomery's playing, confirming identity.
Colmar Maryland rescue workers heard the song of Swing Low Sweet Chariot from buried Laborer T Nestfield as dirt slid from a cave in. He died after his head was crushed by an open pipe during the collapse while working on a ditch. Workers freed him and he was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
A Cincinnati Enquirer item notes a joke about a husband asking why his wife is called Bin for her changing purchases. He quips that every time he comes home she has something new and he expects a bill.
Senator Sorghum comments on ending money in politics and criticizes bosses who have extracted what they can. He suggests there is a chance to eliminate financial influence, arguing reform is needed to curb political corruption.
A witty exchange in Pathfinder Magazine features a government examiner challenging a new assistant. The assistant notes the man’s paper scored 101 percent by answering a question not asked, sparking a humorous remark about accuracy and expectations.
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