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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1929
Page
3
Montana stores will receive a portion of $8,000,000 saved in Inter Mountain states for Christmas shopping. Nine million people will be paid through 800 banks with average deposits around $59.50. Payouts range from $12.50 to $1,000 with some special funds up to $25,000 for specific purposes.
Phil Lyons pleaded guilty in district court to operating a gambling game. Judge H G Rodgers presided. Lyons was fined 800 with the amount posted for release. The fine will go to the county general school fund.
A sundown student refers to a young person who attends night classes at colleges or universities while holding a daytime job. A sundown doctor is similarly a practitioner who works by day in another field and conducts medical practice at night.
The quote reflects a struggle within the human to choose between light and darkness across two hostile worlds. It discusses fate, choice, and the enduring tension between necessity and free will attributed to Thomas Carlyle.
The saying notes that many men stall despite hard work because they exhaust themselves in preparation. It emphasizes practical action over overcautious planning and urges starting the task rather than endlessly prepping.
A Pittsburgh Post-Gazette observation notes a sociologist arguing the model husband should mend faults, fences, and furnaces and even repair his own thumb afterward, blending humor with gender role critique.
The Expert asks a punning riddle implying that true mastery means narrowing knowledge to a finer specialty. The quip suggests an expert knows more about less over time, reflecting on expertise and focus.
In a 1928 Western Newspaper Union piece, Franklin urged a young English friend to keep a dictionary handy for unfamiliar terms. The author recalls classroom habits favoring dictionaries, noting how scholars learned accuracy through constant reference and resisted guessing from context.
The season favors longer skirts and minimal waistlines with strictly feminine gowns for statuesque women. Premet showcases a Directoire revival with molded princess lines and flowing irregular backs. An American version uses coral Pink fulga satin rayon with high luster, featuring tiny inverted tucks along the front and a waistline appliqued bow, while the long back skirt remains floor-skimming.
The piece discusses the smallest type size seen in printing, noting five eye type as an example and explaining its relative height in point measurements.
A philosophical note argues that the idea of original sin is not unique or new though it may seem unusual. It recalls that thousands have contemplated the concept, suggesting enduring relevance rather than novelty.
The swastika has long stood as a symbol of good luck across many cultures. It appears in China, Korea, Japan, India, and ancient Troy, with relics from Bronze Age Europe, the Etruscans, and pre-Columbian Americas. In Indian language swastika means good luck, while swasti in Sanskrit means hall or be well.
A fragmented note argues that amusements claim to educate while crook methods pose harm, yet suggests clever ideas lead the way. The text asserts a balance between entertainment and education and hints at influence on public opinion.
A Norfolk Leader-Dispatch writer remarks that bankers are generally pleasant in person but notes the pleasure is in meeting notes, suggesting a humorous contrast between personal demeanor and meeting minutiae.
A memorial service was held at Brentwood England for William Hunter aged nineteen who was burned at the stake in 1555 for reading the Bible.
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