Dillon Weekly Notes Published by F E Foote
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1927
Page
2
Transmission through the mails as second class matter
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Four Modest Men Praised for Humility and Dignity
Dr Frank Crane lauds four figures for modesty. President Coolidge, the Prince of Wales, boxer Jack Dempsey, and aviator Charles Lindbergh are highlighted for humility, measured pride, and dignified conduct in public life across international praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crane
Coolidge
Prince of Wales
British Dominions
United States
Jack Dempsey
Manas
Lindbergh
Ile
Ocean
France
Great
Brita
Chentel
America
Farm relief urged as Congress session nears
Senator Borah of Idaho calls farm relief imperative after talks from Chicago to the Pacific Coast. He notes mid western manufacturers now favor aid on a sound agricultural base, citing Reich of Illinois Manufacturing and a St Paul conference, urging federal action similar to tariff aided industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Chicago
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Paul F. Reich
Bloomington
Ilinois Manufacturing Association
Beichree
Beware of the tables of normal weight say Dr Williams
Dr Leonard Williams of New York warns that weight tables claiming a man’s normal weight changes with age are misleading. He argues men should weigh less at 50 than at 25 and suggests reducing 20 pounds below one’s so called normal weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wiliams
New York
Debating a Separate Air Defense Department
The piece argues the United States will eventually have an independent air department with a secretary in the cabinet. It credits William E. Mitchell for advocating this shift and notes the American Legion's Paris convention backing, while acknowledging political delays. He is praised as highly qualified to lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Defense
Air Department
Army
Navy
William I E. Mitchell
U. S. Army Air Division
American Legion
Paris
Washington
William E. Mitchell
Jackson Hosts Federation of Women Clubs Meeting
Jackson welcomed the semi annual Federation of Women’s clubs with strong attendance from across the county. Visitors praised Jackson’s Woman’s club hospitality while local members organized events. Attendees included Mrs. Krause and other Dillon Armastead and Wisdom visitors, and the Jackson community celebrated a new Missoula born baby boy on Sept 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women's Clubs
Jackson
John Krause
Bor
Missoula
Rockefeller Centennial of First Job Earned at Sixteen
John D. Rockefeller marked the seventy-second anniversary of his first job taken at age sixteen in 1855. The tycoon, now aged 82, notes the early diligence and still holds the first dollar earned as a memento. He has since given away more than five hundred million dollars to science charity and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
A Few Tears for the Vanishing Flivver
An anonymous New Republic piece laments the Ford flivver’s passing and recalls how the model T shaped American progress. It reflects on romance tied to frontier travel, notes production ended and parts dwindling, and argues future Ford cars cannot replace the pioneer spirit of the old flivver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Republic
America
Pony Express
Ford
Henry Ford
Cadillac
Sahara
South Africa
Mountain Lion Resembles Express Train in Short Run
A brief note asserts that for a short distance a mountain lion can run with the speed of an express train, highlighting a striking comparison of animal speed.
California Fig Syrup as Remedy for Constipation in Children
Promotes a teaspoonful of genuine California Fig Syrup to ease constipation and cleanse bowels of poisons, gases, and sour ing foods. Claims no narcotics or soothing drugs and appeals to mothers to ask for the real product with full directions on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Foley Pills Provide Kidney Relief Says Petersburg Woman
Mrs C L B of Petersburg Virginia says she suffered from back pain stiffness and restricted movement due to kidney and bladder irritations before Foley Pills diuretic. After use she reports no pain and normal urinal flow. Adv promotional note claims 20 years of use and guaranteed satisfaction by Geo M Gosman druggist.
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Geo. M. Gosman
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