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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1926

Page

5

Confessions On A New Wife Meet A House And A Plan

The narrator recalls Curtiss finding a cottage on a hill with a view of Shades Mountain and a nursery that may become a study. Letitia Evans, an energetic interior decorator, arranges a dinner, sparking jealousy and foreseeing interference in the couple’s life. The piece ends with a promise to continue next week.

Curtiss Sallie Shades Mountain Louie Bradley Bradley’s Ogontz Letitia Letitia Evans Tutwiler

Tree Dependent on Insect for Fertility

The banyan tree in tropical regions lacks seeds and relies on tiny fig wasps for seed and fruit production. In Tawau, introduced trees lack these insects, preventing mature fruit and seed development. The fig wasp enters figs to lay eggs, pollinating as it travels, but without suitable figs the wasp cannot reproduce.

Lawaiian Islands Banyan Tawau Australia China India Thawsoi Imany

Ancestry of Man Proposed as Three-Fold Lineage

Dr Francis Gra ham argues in the Forum for a three-fold origin of mankind based on a shared stem. He suggests branches produced orangs Mongolian Australo Caucasian women and gorillas and negros and the third chimpanzees and Mesopotamian races. If true Europe would be a blend of black white and yellow populations.

Francis Graham Oman Europe

Senator Geephus Birth Record Filibuster Joke

A six month old baby, Goophus Jr., howled through the night starting at six am and again at ten pm, peaking at midnight. The senator and Maria conclude the child’s future is assured as he has conducted his first filibuster, in a humorous family moment.

Geephus Goophus, Jr Maria United States

Great Falls-Belloir sells 5200 acres for development

The Great Falls-Belloir holdings totaling 5200 acres in the Grassy Butte area were sold to developers Beardsley Burks and Munger for future development.

Great Falls Belloir Grassy Butte Beardsley, Burks and Munger

Foley Pills Promote Comfort For Bladder Weakness

Advertised diuretic stimulant Foley Pills claim to ease daytime pain and nighttime sleep disturbance from bladder weakness. Testimonial from Miss Sara E. Watson, Belvidere, N J, says the pills made her feel stronger and better. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ask your druggist for Foley Pills. Potts, the druggist.

Foley Sara E. Watson Belvidere Potts

Madame Schumann Heink Reflects on Career and Youth

The 65 year old soprano and mother of seven discusses balancing family with art, marriage over career, and her faith in people. She praises modern youth, offers health tips, and urges aspiring singers to start locally, study hard, and progress to cities. She plans a Metropolitan Opera contract and a US concert tour for disabled veterans.

Madame Schumann Heink United States Metropolitan Opera Schumann Heink

Rule to double umbrella life with monthly oiling

A practical tip suggests pouring a few drops of oil into the umbrella top notch about every month to prevent rib ends from rusting and extend the umbrella’s life. It also shares a simple cold remedy involving heating egg white with lemon juice and sugar for temporary voice restoration.

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