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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1930
Page
3
The passage extols Sir Walter Raleigh tobacco as outrageously strong yet mild and fragrant. It suggests the blend suits even fastidious pipe-smokers, noting its rich body and full flavor.
In a Belfast church Rev J W Rutherford described a Dublin slum near his manse where a mother with many children must nap by day while awake at night to ward off rats threatening the children. The Montreal Family Herald reports.
Diamond Dyes are easy to use and apply evenly without re dyed look. The dyes promise true new colors that withstand wear and washing due to pure anilines, and though they cost more to make you pay no more at drug stores.
From June 1 through the first week in December infantile paralysis will be most prevalent. The number of cases in this period is projected to be about 1000 percent greater than in the winter months.
The eighth century AD is described as the golden age of Chinese poetry with poets Tu Fu and Yo Chui noted for their exquisite lyrics in this period.
A short essay from Woman's Home Companion notes that a person whose long suit is clinging is typically someone with limited experience, using a humorous social observation to illustrate character.
Returning to London nearly broke after a failed business trip Sir George Sandison dines with his stepmother Aggy. He accepts a plan to visit his uncle Robert MacBeth in the United States where MacBeth’s daughter Roberta yearns for city life.
Roberta, sheltered by her father’s rules, enters a tense tryst with Jack Navarro. He presses for meetings and conquests while she weighs loyalty, emotion, and independence. The pair scheme while Aggy Sandison and Rob MacBeth maneuver household power to steer Roberta’s future.
Excerpt from Europe in Zigzag notes that Italy concentrates on close family life, with outsiders rarely welcomed into homes. The observer, after years in Rome, finds it hard to penetrate the private sphere despite access to nobles, officials, and broad social circles.
A husband and guest linger after dinner when the wife walks in and hears a line about a hole in one. The husband smiles and explains they are talking about socks, not golf.
The article describes Patagonia as Argentina’s vast southern region known as the Scotland of South America. It notes its expansive area, covering nearly one third of Argentina, highlighting its remote landscapes and significance within the country.
The text notes that Ceylon rivers teem with aggressive alligators and recounts a dangerous near miss while patrolling. It describes a cruel sport using a tethered puppy to lure and kill an alligator, and mentions local bathing customs and beliefs about water safety near river mouths.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
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