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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1928
Page
7
The piece notes high point millinery with skull caps and draped turbans plus chic beaded ball brim hats. Mitzi models soft brimmed hats and pliable straw pastels suited to afternoon or tailored outfits. Turquoise accents appear in jewelry and bag clasps with coordinated color pairings for updated ensembles.
The president of the B. F. Goodrich Company, a major American business, began as a factory worker in 1906 and after 22 years now leads the enterprise, reflecting a remarkable rise through the ranks.
The Bureau of Standards notes that light and heat are both electromagnetic vibrations carrying energy. Light includes visible and invisible waves such as ultraviolet and infrared, while radiant heat reflects the energy aspect of these waves.
A health ad promoting Foley's Pills as a diuretic remedy to combat constant tiredness and poor mood. Claims kidney and bladder ailments poison wastes into the bloodstream and notes the product has been in use over 25 years with guaranteed satisfaction. Sold by George M. Gosman, successor to Potts the druggist.
Ed Lopp of Jones Oklahoma is presented as the country’s most prosperous farm boy. At 19 he demonstrates exceptional agricultural skill, raising 87 varieties of crops, a herd of sheep, over a hundred hogs, and eight chicken breeds, winning many prizes.
Christopher Columbus, returning to Spain from the New World, paused February 14 at Santa Maria in the Azores to drink water. Four days earlier a violent storm shook faith in survival, yet he penned a full account of the voyage, sealed it in a waterproof barrel and cast it into the sea, where fate spared it from ever being found.
The article features Don L. Omo of Shubert Fur Co. stating that the North American raw fur market will pay farmers over 100 million dollars this season. He notes fur’s intrinsic value from ancient times, its role in fashion and protection, and current high demand for all fur types as manufacturers seek clothing and trimmings.
The Oklahoma case centers on Jackson Barnett the world's richest Indian. He sought to donate 550000 to the Baptist Home Mission Society of Muskogee Oklahoma but was blocked by Bailey of Tulsa appointed by court as his guardian who refused approval of the endowment.
At Columbia a group of girls form an anti-dutch date club pledging not to pay half the cost of dates. Shirley-Ann Stone argues in Smart Set that modern girls bear the larger share of courtship expenses, from dresses and beauty to meals and taxis, and even loaning money to men often without repayment.
The world is a theater upon which each one wishes to show himself to the best advantage and to play his part well. Dilogenes remarks that it is natural for everyone to seek a favorable role.
A brief quip attributes two moments when a man cannot understand a woman to Mark Twain: before marriage and after. The passage evokes humor about marital insight and gender perception in a concise, wry tone.
The Lincoln Highway stretches from Times Square in New York to Lincoln Park in San Francisco. It is described as the longest street in the world and in the United States.
Mothers nationwide praise Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds. The ad claims the remedy contains no opiates or chloroform and is dependable for children. A Perth Amboy reader and a druggist testimonial support its safety and usefulness.
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