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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1938

Page

2

From Ironworker to Milk Wagon to Police

John Gerien seeks safe work after two hazardous jobs. He fell from a Newark skyscraper in 1922 and later wrecked the milk wagon in a runaway horse incident, ending up with two broken ribs and a broken arm. He finally joins the police force for true safety.

John Gerien John Newark N. J Bolong WIN Service

Lincoln and Rochambeau statues noted in Washington memorials

Lincoln of Central America Father Jose Simeon Canas is praised for freeing Central America from Spain and ending slavery. A Rochambeau statue gift from France stands in Lafayette Square, Washington, D.C., unveiled in a ceremony led by President Theodore Roosevelt in 190.

Lincoln Central America Jose Simeon Canas Spain U.S Rochambeau French ‘Republic United States Lafayette Square Washington, D. C Exgardetit Theodore Rosseyer

Potato Blossoms in Hair Historical Ripple in France

A fragment notes that potatoes, though grown for food, are nightshade plants with rare flower history. It recalls Marie Antoinette allegedly wearing potato blossoms in her hair to popularize the tuber in France.

Altthough Nightshade Marie Antoinette France

Reflection and Cheerfulness Light Life’s Many Paths

A reflective note quotes Richter praising cheerfulness as sunlight on life’s varied paths, suggesting a positive outlook helps navigate daily journeys.

Richter

Contented Mind Quote Reflects Inner Crown and Kingdom

A concise proverb attributed to Robert Greene asserts that true contentment yields both a mental crown and a personal realm. The line emphasizes inner peace as a sovereign, enduring power.

Robert Greene

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