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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1939
Page
3
Romania runs bath trains to provide free bathing in towns with few private baths. The cars contain tubs hot water soap and towels for public use. Other items include a cash bonus for Chinese soldiers wounded in action.
Gems have stones named for people such as alexandrite after Russian emperor Alexander II, kunzite after American gem expert Dr. George F. Kunz, and morganite after financier J. P. Morgan Sr. These eponymous gems reflect notable figures in history.
Keep your body free of accumulated waste with Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. Package contains 60 pellets offered for 30 cents. Advert.
An anonymous quote emphasizes that moments of calm can cultivate growth and progress, suggesting patience and reflection foster development. The saying frames quiet periods as productive, shaping personal and communal advancement.
Captain Norwood and his aide Moses O Leary survey Kadur district over a secret diamond mine contested by temple priests and the Maharajah. Lynn Harding, staying at the palace with her aunt, is drawn to Prince Rundhia while diamonds slip from Norwood s pocket at a crucial moment. The Maharanee and the British Residency become linked to the unfolding treasure plot.
In a tense scene the Resident warns Rundhia about rumors of diamonds carried by Norwood while Lynn Harding contemplates independence from her aunt Mrs. Harding. The Maharanee offers Lynn a room and potential earnings, hinting at a new alliance and possible heiress status amid palace politics.
The Maharanee, troubled by rumors of Lynn and Rundhia, weighs her response while H arding weighs a plan to leave. Lynn admits she acted to annoy Mrs Harding and acknowledges Rundhia’s appeal, then hints at further chances and preparations for departure.
Norwood eases a bribe accusation as he hands over a diamonds bundle to the Kadur Residency. The box sparks questions about Rundhia's influence and Mrs Harding's role as Norwood defends his integrity amid palace intrigue and bribery suspicions.
The Weather Bureau provides the Army Corps of Engineers with maximum possible rainfall estimates to size dams and spillways for flood control. Examples include the Arkansas river basin above Caddoa and White river above Mud Mountain in Washington. Similar studies are planned for other major basins.
A major industry employs more than 12,000 workers to produce plate glass mirrors sold nationally each year. The sector circulates about 14 million dollars in wages and 41 million dollars in purchases, reflecting its scale and economic impact.
Knitting pattern for a college girl's blouse and plain skirt in sizes 12-14 and 16-18. Quick project using large needles and soft wool with easy embroidery trim. Includes directions, materials, illustration, and pattern 6478. send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. New York.
A British militiaman was asked his age by a sergeant major. The man said "Twenty" but when pressed to address rank he responded "Forty" and kept his wits about him, prompting the sergeant to demand respect for his rank.
An exchange notes a purported find of a human tribe lacking warfare weapons. The listener questions civilization status, implying disbelief about uncivilized regions existing.
A wry remark echoes a social quip about fashion and gender roles, noting that some women can only achieve straight lines in stockings while other ambitions go awry. The line reflects old-fashioned humor about women's wardrobes and societal expectations.
A teacher contrasts a proud well dressed woman with a rose to show differing social types. A student notes a man following, identifying him as her husband.
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