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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
2
A. Neely Hall outlines simple home shadow exhibits for children during holidays. Instructions cover creating a lighted screen, positioning, and hand shadow figures such as a rabbit alligator wolf and donkey. The piece also introduces quick festive crafts like a pretty girls gifts including a handy work basket and a whisk broom holder with clever end pockets and cretonne coverings.
The shah Ahmed Mirza of Persia reportedly plans a visit to the United States carrying a vast jewel collection valued at about 200 million dollars. His crown weighs over ten pounds, features a ruby as big as a hen's egg, and a legendary chai of ancient provenance. The Taj-e-Mah diamond, the sword, belt, robes, and emerald tarboosh gems are highlighted, with elaborate state regalia described alongside other jeweled items.
In a critical view, Grabriele d Annunzio is called dictator of Fiume and praised for war push and aviation fame. The piece argues his Fiume action differs from Garibaldi 1860 not by private citizen effort but by fragments of the regular army acting against government wishes.
Senator William M. Calder warned the New York Real Estate association that most Americans are tenants. He argued wars to preserve the home have failed if 60 percent rent and noted a rise from 52 percent in 1880 to 60 percent by 1920 census projections.
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter of St. Paul, a leading candidate for the presidency of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, urges preserving individualism, warns against institutionalism, and calls for organized, altruistic civic power among its 2,000,000 members to sustain democracy and avert decay.
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