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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1931

Page

7

Yorktown Surrender and the Enduring Meaning of Liberty

A 1781 Yorktown surrender did not end the revolution but sparked a broader shift. Washington and Rochambeau combined to defeat Cornwallis while the fight stretched into a wider struggle for parliamentary power and imperial policy. The Yorktown victory began a new era of freedom, shaping future nationhood and inspiring global hopes for self rule.

Lord Cornwallis Yorktoign Rochambeau Washington Cornwallis Yorktown America England United States of American Rolless King George New York Charleston Savannah Sir Henry Clinton Great Britain United States Edmund Burke Alexander Hamilton Treasury Laurens Viscount Noailles Moore House Dundas Ross Noailles Grant Lincoln York Gloucester Dumas O'Hara O’hara George Washington Clinton de Grasse Rupert Hughes

Argentine grain prices fall as fuel use rises

Prices for wheat and corn in Argentina trend lower at around 80, with serious discussion of using much of the crops as fuel in power plants and factories. Much is already used domestically around Rosario, while planters in some areas cannot afford harvesting as prices do not cover labor. Corn quotes near 3.60 paper pesos per quintal, seen as a cheaper fuel than wood or coal and adequate for heat and power generation.

Rosario

Resented Slur Over “Profession” At LA Exhibit

A Los Angeles exhibitor hosts special showings for doctors and press at films like Doctors Wives and Front Page A manager is confronted by two rough men in his office asking about the big idea behind the bookings.

Los Angeles Feller

Free Film Invites Restricted by Discrimination Claim

The Los Angeles Times reports a dispute over gratis screenings claiming bias after four gangsta films were shown while no invites were extended to a certain group. The remark questions access to profession-related cinema and free admission practices.

Wmnyone Los Angeles Times

Not Wealthy "They always live two cooks."

Boston Terald notes a curious housing habit with two cooks present in the household one arriving and one departing, reflecting on domestic routines.

Boston

Women and a Marital Comment Spark Discussion

Reporters quote a remark about a man named Tom marrying a woman described as feminine. The exchange prompts debate over language and social norms within the community. The phrase noted as a brake on progress draws attention to attitudes toward gender roles.

Bayer Aspirin Promises Quick Relief for Aches

A vintage advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as a reliable remedy for headaches and various pains. The copy emphasizes two to three tablets with water for fast comfort, claims safety for the heart and stomach, and promotes buying by the bottle for value.

Bayer

Bayer Make Individual Rules for Long Healthy Life

Secretary Wilbur urges personal health rules in the Woman's Flame Companion. He says intelligent adults must tailor food sleep work and play to their own bodies, noting ages and roles affect endurance and recreation. Moderation guides healthy living and happiness, not pampering.

Wilbur

Aspirin's past and its dark health tolls revealed

Fragmentary text notes claims about aspirin and its harmful effects on health, contrasting with histories of illness and frail nervous systems. The passage references personal health decline and bodily weakness, implying long-standing warnings about the drug’s dangers.

How One Man Lost 22 Pounds

Detroit man Herman Rankis tests Kruschen Salts and reports relief from rheumatic aches with his first bottle. He claims a 22 pound weight loss after starting a diet and using the tonic before breakfast every day. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Herman Rankis Detroit America

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