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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1930
Page
7
The piece describes a fashion shift toward new woolens with sheer textures, lace-like weaves, and inventive patterns. It highlights fur season prospects, black and white dominance, and modern accessories from flat furs to petite muff styles, plus vivid color mixes and diagonal patterns.
Two boys return to class crying after recess. Percy accuses Harold of kicking him in the stomach. Harold says he did not mean to strike and that Percy turned just as he kicked.
Riddle yields a fruit of luscious kind tomato. The word splits into three syllables with a repeated first and third syllable. The middle syllable is a common term for mother. When cut in two a boy is found.
A fragmented poetic line imagines the inner half of a cloud as rich and bright. The speaker jokes about turning the cloud inside out to reveal a radiant lining and make the weather reflect inner brilliance.
A vintage guide celebrates dates as versatile snacks for tea and meals. It details fillings such as Orange Peanut and Apricot Coconut, with instructions for fondant, marshmallow, and nut coatings, plus tips on prep and serving.
A California license clerk discusses the so called amatgin Marriage Law delaying ceremonies after intent. He notes it discourages hasty marriages and cites a cautionary anecdote about a pragmatic young woman and her skeptical suitor.
The American Tree Association says tropical American forest resources may greatly affect the domestic timber problem. Some see them bridging the gap between exhausted wild timber and future managed forests, others as a lasting source to replace some hardwoods. All note that domestic forestry cannot be solved without considering all influencing factors.
The report lists the Boston navy dock as 1 170 feet by 120 feet and the Saint John CX drydock as 1 165 feet by 125 feet. Boston’s dock covers 180 100 square feet to Saint John’s 145 625 square feet, giving Boston more area but Saint John an advantage in dock length.
A Fort Worth Still-Telegram item notes that some people excel at making excuses rather than taking action, reflecting on lack of effort and initiative.
Readable data notes altitude variations across Colorado with 8400 feet as the low point and 17 6102 feet as the high point. The range highlights geographic extremes and elevation distinctions in the state.
Advertises Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for children addressing colic diarrhea constipation and colds. Claims soothing effects for crying babies and quick sleep with gentle bowel regulation. Ends by noting genuine Castoria bears Chas H Fletcher signature and is sold in drug stores.
A harsh remedy recommends raising the hand for ten hours to let blood flow from a smashed finger to prevent congealing and discoloration. The guidance presents an extreme and unsafe treatment for a minor injury.
A saying notes that focusing on perfection can speed nearly all tasks toward that ideal. The idea frames discipline and progress, urging steady pursuit of excellence in daily work.
Fat loss claim for Kruschen Salts promising weight loss of fat in three weeks. Advertises half a teaspoon daily in hot water with warnings against overeating and notes on energy, skin, and eyes improving. States 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks and offers money back if no health improvement.
A fragment quotes Uncle Eben calling a craps shooter a man who has risked his earnings and wages on the spot in a colloquial tone. The line reflects colorful dialect and a gambling metaphor.
Heavy copper wire cages protect forest lookouts from lightning in the northern Rockies as crews work to reduce fire risk and safeguard posts during storms.
Soviet reports describe an army of women in Russia being trained to handle rifles and machine guns and to serve as guards for key munitions factories in wartime. The program aims to bolster defense and free male troops for frontline service.
Fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer remarks that a brute may prefer dainty choices yet reject simple eats, hinting at a cultural clash over culinary tastes and decorum. The brief notes this contrast in a satirical tone.
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