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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1939
Page
3
A 1938 comparison shows a Harlem dancehall manager earning more than Pennsylvania's governor, a private yacht captain earning more than the Queen Mary master, and a Midwestern musicians union president earning more than President Roosevelt.
For years a large share of antiques imported into the country have been fake. Experts note that at least three quarters of items marketed as antiques were not genuine, prompting calls for tighter authentication and scrutiny at ports of entry.
A Detroit industrial plant now employs more Europeans than all American workers in European industrial plants before World War II. The comparison highlights the plant’s large European workforce amid wartime disruption.
The First National Bank of New York City serves mainly large accounts, resulting in a smaller base of depositors than stockholders.
The three volleys fired at military funerals were meant to frighten away evil spirits and keep them from entering mourners’ hearts as a comrade is buried, Collier’s notes.
The piece notes the department store as an evolution of the village general store with Macy as the likely first in America. It cites Rowland H. Macy opening at 204 Sixth Avenue in New York in 1858 and describes how his shop expanded from fancy goods to hats dress goods jewelry and other departments. It adds Wanamaker's Philadelphia 1861 and Marshall Field & Co Chicago 1881.
In a tense scene at Norwood's camp, O Leary delivers dubious palace gossip about the Maharajah’s danger and a potential debt bond. Elsewhere Rundhia allies with the Resident to accuse Norwood of taking diamonds, while Lynn questions her role and writes to Norwood seeking clarity.
The least weasel, six inches long and about a third of a pound, is praised for ferocity and pest control. It ranges across North America from Alaska to Pennsylvania and has Old World races, with a grass lined nest, four to six young per litter.
Readable fragments show Jugoslavian centenarians convinced Methuselah lived on cheese as they aim to set a record-keeping pace, citing a culture of longevity and dietary lore.
Odors in bottles are removed by rinsing with cold water and a pinch of dry mustard. Broken glass is picked up safely with moistened absorbent cotton. Do not twist or strain the electric iron cord. Philodendron makes a fast growing, attractive mantel plant and can be grown in earth or water. For a new rubber hot water bottle add glycerine to the filling to keep the rubber soft. Milk and egg white mix freshens leather bindings. Pork roast tops with applesauce brown sugar and cinnamon for a crusty finish.
Sugar coated laxative pellets advertised as effective and kid friendly. Claims to ease discomfort and encourage purchase with a direct call to buy now.
A concise meditation states that experience is the father of wisdom while memory acts as the mother, framing learning and recollection as intertwined forces shaping understanding. The aphorism emphasizes how lived events and recalled facts together form judgment.
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