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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1938

Page

2

Beauty Standards Alter With Years Says Betty Wells

Betty Wells argues that standards of beauty shift with time as tastes vary across generations. She notes the lack of hard rules for beauty, compares taste to love and happiness, and suggests pride in our own preferences while acknowledging others may view them differently. Time and trends shape what is considered beautiful.

Betty Wells WNU

Peter Rabbit Escapes Reddy Fox Under Brush Pile

Peter Rabbit hides in a thick brush pile and discovers a hidden old residence. He explores a dark hall and a doorway near Redtail the Hawk, then waits for night to slip out and dash toward the Briar Patch guarded by Hooty the Owl. The scene ends with Peter safely escaping.

Thornton W Peter Reddy Fox Briar Patch Johnny Chuck Redtail Hawk Hooty T.W Burgess WNU Service

No Fear of Bullets: Brooklyn Boy Survives Barge Captain Fire

Pete Lovett, a Brooklyn youth, survived an hour trapped in a barge hold while a drunken captain fired at him. The episode in 1912 left him convinced bullets never scare him, having faced gunfire in a perilous escape.

Ello Pete Lovett Brooklyn N. Y Pete Columbia Street Red Hook France

Farley Household Poses for Camera in New York

A New York family named Farley poses for a formal photo session. The image captures several generations gathered in a studio setting, with adults and children arranged for a family portrait.

Farley

Needed Good Swimmers in Ohio Pioneer Days

A fragmented reminiscence notes a pioneer buyer asking for a saddle horse and good swimmers, implying early market concerns. The terse line hints at practical needs of settlers seeking capable animals and reliable swimming survival in river travel.

First Trains Horse Drawn The Early Railroads

The first two railroads in the country the Quincy railroad of Massachusetts and the Mauch Chunk Railway of Pennsylvania operated with horse power in 1827 as the era of steam began.

Quincy Railroad Massachusetts Mauch ‘Chunk

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