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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1934

Page

6

Whistler and the Mother Portrait in a Stamps Story

The article traces Anna McNeill Whistler and her son James Abbott McNeill Whistler, linking the Mother stamp honoring her portrait to the broader tale of Fort Dearborn Chicago, the Whistler family, and the artist’s rise from West Point dropout to global fame in art. It notes the stamp’s tie to Whistler’s painting and to the historical Chicago fort.

America James Abbott McNeill Whistler Whistler Anna Mathilda McNeill Whistler Pocahontas Isabella Martha Washington Lowell Mass United States Paris Louvre Chicago Art Institute Fort Dearborn Exposition Ireland John John Whistler Johnny” Burgoyne American Daniel Morgan Benedict Arnold Saratoga Gentleman Johnny England Hagerstown Old England Leutenant New Republic St. Clair, Wayne Detroit Louisiana, “Purchase Mississippi Anna McNeill West Point Young Whistler William Gibbs McNeill Army George Washington Whistler Anna Mathilda Whistler James Abbott McNeills Whistlers Russia St. Petersburg Moscow Nicholas Jamie Major Whistler North Carolina Europe London Cumberland Bladen Anna Mathilda McNeill

Classroom Reflection Sparks Question From Inspector

A school inspector asks why a student wishes to be a boy again at school. After a pause a timid student raises a hand, prompting the inspector to quiz him about memories and understanding.

Has Good Chauffeur Captain Fried Reaches New York Monthly

An old Philadelphia Bulletin item quotes Captain Fried noting he visits New York only about once a month. When asked how he travels from ship to home in Tukahohe he replies by machine and claims the trip takes less than an hour. He adds his chauffeur is good but she won’t let him drive.

Fried New York Tuckahoe Philadelphia Bulletin

Cactus Deep Bids Out Troublemaker After Wine Card Complaint

A brief, local-voice incident recounts a man being ejected by Cactus Deep after grumbling about the bill of fare and wine card. The quarrel centered on dissatisfaction with charges, leading to the removal.

Cactus Dee

Debtor Pressed by Boss to Repay Money Owed

A debtor is forced to surrender a cap and bib as a broker demands payment. The creditor says his boss requires repayment before the debtor can leave, prompting the debtor to question recognition if a beard hides the man.

Almost a Fan Clara to Think I Understand It

Clara reflects on her growing understanding as Tom notes the umpire at the bat. The exchange hints at a developing grasp of baseball dynamics and spectator insight.

Clara Tom

Taken In Mrs Smart and Mrs Sharp excerpts

A Pathfinder Magazine piece discusses caution in relationships with lines about a husband considering a proposal and avoiding involvement. It contrasts the idea that overly careful people may be “taken in” by romance. The dialogue hints at skepticism toward caution in love.

Smart

Tax Question Provokes Mixed Views in Senate

Senator Sorghum refuses a direct tax stance, saying the ultimate consumer bears all taxes. He notes constituents from his region oppose any tax, highlighting resistance to fiscal levies among voters.

Sorghum

Inventor Aims Car Jump Over Fast Train Crossing

The inventor's wife recalls his current project a car that could leap over a fast train at a crossing. She laments the driver’s rush and the need for right of way discussions amid the ambitious design.

Gallatin Chick Hatchery Ad Promises Fast, Healthy Birds

Gallatin Chick Hatchery in Bozeman Montana touts May pricing and quick, smooth orders for Gallatin Chicks. It highlights easy raising fast growth early maturity and heavy winter laying traits backed by accredited blood tested stock.

Gallatin May Gallatin Gallatin Chick Hatchery Bozeman Montana

Striking an Average Son-Dad What is meant by The Average Man

Dad explains that the average man is not as good as his wife believes, describing an “average” husband as fallible and human rather than heroic. The exchange frames common marriage expectations through a humorous, practical lens.

Complete diagrammed Sew Chart for Soft Ines dresses

Planned to flatter heavier figures with a clever pattern that slimms the appearance. Pattern 0668S is offered in sizes 36 to 50 and requires 455 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 36. Send 15 cents with name address size and pattern number to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Eighteenth St New York

Senator Sorghum Plans Sports Page in Congressional Record

A constituent praises a senator who replies he plans more recreation by organizing a movement to include a sports page in the Congressional Record. The exchange suggests a lighthearted clash between duty and leisure in public life.

Senator Sorghum Congressional Record

Local seed sale offers Yerry's Pure Bred Seeds

Local dealer advertises Yerry's Pure Bred Vegetable Seeds at five cents per package in a brief promotional note.

Perfect Love Kate Ninth Inning Score Tease

A brief, period-voiced note hints at romance and a game setting. The speaker asks if the partner would leave home, while a scoreline placeholder and ninth inning motif suggest a tense, liminal moment in a sports romance vibe.

Kate P&me

Old-Timer Meets Youth at Racetrack Quips About Bets

A Louisville Courier Journal line recalls an elderly man greeting a younger man at the racecourse. The reply notes he has five tips in a six horse race, highlighting betting chatter and colorful local color.

Joe Louisville Courier-Journal

Lawyer notes fear of heavy alimony request

A Brooklyn letter from Fellow- Feeling Lawyer cites concern that the wife may win substantial alimony before any judge who pays alimony himself. The writer suggests whether favorable rulings could be obtained by that judge.

Bob Speeder Brooklyn Hagle

Completely Revived Grandpa Awakens After Major Operation

A startling tale describes a grandfather waking after a serious operation and fear of missing school. The account centers on his revived awareness and his concern about punctuality as he regains consciousness.

Grandpa

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Elmo Scott Watson Henry Dearborn Chicago War Department Washington William Whistler Sarah Joseph Hamilton Burgoyne Chicago River Lake Michigan Middle West Hull William Ust of Hall of Red New York University Wrigley’s Gum Okey Telia
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