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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1931

Page

7

Vast state universities a republic lab of science and citizenship

The piece argues state universities are wider engines of public good beyond teaching and sports. It highlights Illinois as a model, noting Babcock milk test origins, engineering and fatigue research, and major agriculture advances that boost farm productivity and industry nationwide. It emphasizes universities’ return to taxpayers through science, invention, and practical applications.

Middle West University of Illinois America Chicago New York Philadelphia Department of Railway Engineering University Ilinois Prairie University Soil Experiment Tinois Illinois Illinois, Natural History Survey United States Department of Agriculture Toledo Ohio University of Minois College of Agriculture College of Agriculture University of Winds Commonwealths

Fragmentary quote hints at a crime or incident

A damaged line suggests a domestic or violent scene with a father figure and a child. a baby reportedly throws a gold watch from a third story window to the pavement, with bystanders stating they did not see anything notable.

Dubbibs Suv

Eyeshade Advice From Wills Eye Surgeon

Dr. Paul J. Ponlius of Wills Eye Hospital urges lighting to avoid crossed rays and recommends an eye shade to reduce strain. He notes correcting vision strain can improve mental and physical well being, citing children mislabeled as stupid due to defective vision.

Paul J. Ponlius Wills Eye Hospital County Medical Society Philadelphia Ledger

Glass pipes and fittings enable large scale factory use

Advances in glass manufacture bring laboratory glassware into factory use. Pyrex pipe lines resist corrosion and heat, allow constant visual inspection of flow and color, and Tyrex fittings match metal layout. Installation needs only a wrench and no specialized skills, with a glass section at a plant executive’s desk for quick flow checks.

Scientific American

Castoria: A trusted remedy for fretful children

A vintage advertisement promotes Castoria as a safe, gentle aid for irritable infants and sleep issues. It claims quick relief, soothing effects, and bowel regulation in older children, urging daily use and noting the product bears Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature.

Chas. H. Fletcher

Bayer Aspirin: trusted relief for pains and colds

An advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin as fast relief for headaches toothache neuralgia and rheumatic pains. It urges carrying tablets while traveling and warns against imitations, praising genuine Bayer tablets stamped with the Bayer cross.

Advertising underworld in Corners tale from old comic

The scene shows Farmer Corntog and a visitor discussing an underworld discovery at Guldurn Corners. Corntog explains they are advertising rather than reforming. The ad promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, touted as original liver pills from 60 years ago that regulate liver and bowels.

Guldurn Corners Corntogsel

Humorous Exchange About Marjorie

A humorous dialogue fragment notes a speaker failing to share about himself as Marjorie sits silent with mouth open, prompting a playful question about covering her mouth. The exchange captures light social awkwardness and flirtatious banter.

Marjorie

Overstocked Roosevelt Elk Asserted on Olympic Peninsula

F S Mavis of the United States Forest Service says Roosevelt elk, a distinct native species, are protected by law on the Puget Sound peninsula. He warns rapid growth of the herd is consuming grazing land and calls patience as key to control.

Olympic Peninsula Puget Sound Seattle F. S. Mavis United States Forest Service Roosevelt

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