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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1935

Page

3

Garth Guides Marooned Party Toward Moose and Canoe

The group battles fatigue and hunger as Garth leads toward survival. They hunt a moose, salvage a canoe from birch and moose hides, and plan a trek out of the muskegs while tensions rise over Lilith and Vivian.

Garth Lilith Mr. Ramill Huxley Timberline Caviler Lost Valley Mr. Ramil Strenth Miss Ram Vivian Huxby Dad Alan Willows the Willows Northwest Territory Lilith Haunt Alan Garth Miss Ramill

Left Handedness Occurs In A Small Percentage

The Detroit News cites estimates that four to eight percent of normal individuals are left handed. Studies in heredity show higher left handedness in children of parents who are left handed. Experts warn that forcing right handed actions can disrupt balance and provoke irritability and antisocial behavior, while allowing natural left handedness preserves intellectual brightness.

Detroit News The Journal of Heredity

Bead Garment Replaces Veil For Borneo Bride

A Tit Bits Magazine note describes a Borneo wedding gown made of beads styled from below the armpits to the knees. The entire dress is bead covered with fringe at the hem and bead designs of native origin.

Borneo Tit-Bits

Rewards Offered to Sailors for Joining American Ships

When the American Revolution began Britain's admiralty offered pay, reward, and three years’ exemption from service to any seaman who boarded an American vessel and became its master. Some English sailors mistook American for French ships, fueling France and accelerating France’s alliance with America.

Britain France America

Oldest Plow Exhibit Shown In Hanover

The oldest plow in the world is displayed at the local museum in Hanover. A wood plow unearthed on a stove embankment reveals early agricultural methods and offers a glimpse into ancient farming practices.

Maugeum Hanover

The Itching Fingers Grifts a Pearl Necklace Heist

Shifty Rogers pockets a flawless string of pearls then hides the loot in his cuff. Hotel detective Tom Deegan traps him after a staged escape and reveals the missing linen set and towels tied to a larger hotel theft.

Rogers Shifty Tom Deegan House Deegan Mr. Matthews

Drudgery and Mind Treasures in Work and Life

A reflection on drudgery as essential to mind gains, likening hard mental labor to rowing and earth labors. The piece explores discipline, perseverance, and value found in steady toil across intellectual and practical tasks.

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin For Gentle Constipation Relief

Doctors urge using a good liquid laxative and aiding Nature to restore regularity without strain. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, containing senna and cascara, helps with gentle reliable relief and can be taken in reduced doses to teach bowels to act independently.

Cone Druggist

Winking Started Women of Timor-Laut Compelled

A historical account notes women of Timor Laut in East Indies were required to cover one eye in presence of men. The custom appears as an etiquette rule tied to gender norms and social hierarchy described in period sources.

Timor-Laut East Indies

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