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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1916
Page
4
A Pittsburgh sermon suggests a old fashioned Thanksgiving table with pewter ware and homey dishes. It guides decorations such as crepe paper turkey scenes fruit baskets and wheat centerpieces plus activities like taffy pulls and cranberry chains for family celebrations.
A reflective verse praising wise Thanksgiving and steadfast faith. It encourages kind words, untroubled hearts, and a serene praise in a year by year calm, urging a pure choral song to express joy and gratitude.
A reminiscence of New York Thanksgiving ragamuffins showing youngsters in odd costumes who beg for coins and imitate adults. The piece traces origins to target companies and later adult fantasticals then shifts to modern juvenile masquerade with warnings from parents against begging.
A historical overview of the bronze turkey and other varieties, noting color, size, and popularity in the United States. It highlights the bronze and Narragansett as largest, white as rising in size, and discusses past pricing and population figures from 1896 to the early 1900s, ending with a literary quote from the New York Sun.
A health bulletin warns that rich heavy foods cause digestive troubles and a drug habit, while natural foods prevent illness and avoid medicines. It traces Thanksgiving origins from Washington to Lincoln and notes shifting modern observance from week long to a single day rooted in colonial practice.
In a Life magazine style scene, the harvest hands threaten to quit as the Western farmer’s family debates duties. The foreman reports he wired for instructions and the reply is to "Hold hands till I come." The exchange hints at a dramatic yet domestic takeaway.
A quotation from the New York Times notes Brown asserting he always tells the truth while another remark calls him prone to stirring up trouble, highlighting conflicting views on his character.
An old style advertisement extolls the painless corn and callus remedy GETS IT. It claims quick action in 3 seconds, drying effect, and no scraping or hurt. The print notes availability by E. Lawrence & Co. in Chicago and local Dillon endorsement by H. C. Burfiend and Kupfer Drug Co.
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