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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1939
Page
3
A General Quis examines military jargon and public finance questions. Key topics include the origin of furloughs, frequency of U S troop deployments abroad, Jerusalem pony, trees that grow a foot daily, European pension meaning, a bull session, and the nation’s largest single real estate mortgage.
A concise history notes furlough derives from Dutch verlof meaning leave. It mentions over a hundred events in 163 years, a donkey, a bamboo tree, a boarding house, and an informal discussion group. It also covers a loan of 44.3 million dollars from Metropolitan Life Insurance to Rockefeller Center in New York.
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia and Phillips Tablets as a quick neutralizing remedy for acid indigestion. It urges taking two teaspoonfuls or two tablets after meals to prevent nausea fullness and heartburn and claims a thorough alkalization within minutes. It warns buyers to insist on genuine Phillips product labels.
A short quotation notes that the world mirrors each person and returns the reflection of his own face. The line evokes Thackeray’s mirror image theme.
Quotation attributed to Benjamin Franklin urges cordial behavior toward others with civility and sociability while maintaining select closeness, framing a balanced social approach. The noted aphorism emphasizes restraint in forming bonds and avoiding enmity.
In a dim tent Norwood and O'Leary discuss a British officer’s danger from Gulbaz while a bribery scheme unfolds. Moses and Stoddart plan a sting in Kadur, with Norwood, Miss Harding, and the Prince’s intrigues looming as danger grows.
A small sewing pattern titled Patte 2291 offers four toy making directions from scrap materials. The pattern costs 15 cents and is sent to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept at 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
Ec Hummel notes diverse cacti from Mexico including Mamillaria hahniana Old Lady of Mexico discovered 1929 in Central Mexico. Crowned pink flowers and red berries appear as flowering tubercles, with Cephalocercus hoppenstedtii and Roseocactus kotschubeyanus among rarities in natural settings.
A fragmented line hints at a discussion about vacuum cleaners labeled as highest performing. The text references vacuum models and a claim of superiority but lacks clear attribution, dates, or concrete outcomes.
An advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin as a fast, effective remedy for neuralgia, headaches, rheumatic and neuritic pains. It claims rapid relief, low cost, and urges buyers to insist on the full brand name rather than just aspirin.
The quotation reflects a view attributed to Abraham Lincoln about personal progress. It questions wisdom improving with time, suggesting a skeptical stance on growth in knowledge or character.
A health note urges prevention over treatment for constipation. It promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a bulk-fiber remedy sourced from Battle Creek and sold by grocers, claiming regularity after consistent use.
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