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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
7
Frank confronts jealousy as he enters Spoof's frostbound cabin and finds Jean seated with Spoof. The trio talks, while unresolved feelings about Jean and the race of romance simmer, and Frank weighs his chances and plans.
In a snowbound manor Jean confesses a wild plan to elope with Spoof after he refuses her. Frank defends Jean as their relationship deepens with shared reading and late night tea. Spoof returns with his wife Mrs Alton and their son Gerald, signaling a new development.
A brief dialogue shows a child Lily and mother discussing a doll's fate. The exchange implies the doll’s demise by its own action, hinting at a haunting or moral theme. Both characters convey concern and mystery surrounding the doll.
Report notes that advances in radiology enable bloodless procedures through imaging guidance. Experts say the technique minimizes trauma, reduces need for transfusions, and expands options for complex cases across hospitals and clinics.
Each 15 cent package contains directions any woman can follow to tint soft shades or dye rich permanent colors on wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. Buy Diamond Dyes and tell your druggist the material to color.
A city hall exam tests common sense and initiative. A boy arrives by taxi and gives the number 3637 as the taxi. The examiner praises the boy but confesses he valued quick thinking over accuracy, calling the top response smart.
Demand Bayer aspirin only when the name Bayer appears on the package or tablets to ensure genuine product proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. Say Bayer when you buy aspirin. Ad warns that ingenuine initiations may be dangerous.
A humorous remark by ex Governor I F Dunne of Chicago compares Abd el Krim to a caliph in a war bulletin scene. The vizier laments French penetration while the caliph calmly refills sherbet and orders a bulletin noting two armies.
An advertisement touts Sprayed Rubber by United States Rubber Co as the purest toughest most uniform rubber. It promotes Spring-Step Heelg Inc as a top class brand and urges buyers to try USKIDE soles that wear twice as long as leather.
The Free State government approves a road improvement project costing about 20 million dollars to be spent over almost three years. It aims to upgrade 1,500 miles of trunk roads to eight to ten year life, limit laden weight of new motor lorries to nine tons, and require horse-drawn vehicles to use wide rimmed wheels.
Cuticura Soothes baby rashes with hot baths using Cuticura Soap, followed by Cuticura Ointment. A touch of Cuticura Talcum is suggested at finish. Advertises 25 cents each as a package of soothing products.
A grandmother with a bobbed haircut provokes a sharp family moment at a circus. Donald tells her to punch anyone who calls her a funny sap, a remark noted by the Indianapolis News.
An advertisement notes soft coal will make Jaun dry work heavier this winter and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue to remove grime. The pitch targets grocers as the delivery channel for the product.
During the conscript examination in Japan authorities found over twenty percent of young men could not write their own names. The education department decided to establish circulating classes for literate youth of the empire to improve literacy.
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