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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1936
Page
7
An analysis traces Indian Summer definitions from Webster to English phrases such as St. Martin's and St. Luke's Summers. It cites Thoreau notes, Whittier poetry, and early American histories to explain origins, haze causes, and regional variations across the United States and Europe.
The article explores how autumn mild spells are named in Europe as St. Martin’s Luke’s or Michael’s Summer. It notes climatological facts may contradict popular belief. It discusses theories for the term Indian Summer including fires set by Indians and Doddridge’s Colonial-era account of raids and guard posts.
The piece traces the term's origins from a French reference in Orange County New York to Major Ebenzer Denny’s diary in 1794. It surveys poets and writers from Sigourney to Holmes, Foss, Stanton, and Brainerd, who celebrated or defined Indian Summer in prose and verse across American regions.
A household thrives when members keep spaces orderly and put items away after use. The article urges parents to teach children to tidy playthings and outerwear, while adults must stop shunning chores and shift duties to prevent constant puttering by a tired, busy mother.
A quilting pattern advertisement describes Pattern 5591 with a Pineapple block chart, cutting and sewing diagrams, a yardage layout for single and double beds, and a patch placement guide. Sent 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept., 259 W Fourteenth St New York New York.
A reflection on communal belonging and civic duty arguing that a true neighbor becomes part of public life by embracing state service. It asserts that taking on the state heals public life and that accepting good advice strengthens personal ability and virtue.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as rapid relief for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It promises to ease inflamed membranes and loosen phlegm, guaranteeing satisfaction or money back if results are not seen from the first dose.
A historical quotation notes that ignorance of celebrated ancient figures keeps one in perpetual childhood, highlighting the value of studying notable lives to gain wisdom.
A quotation by Jane Porter suggests self love biases judgment, as narrow minds evaluate humanity by limited capacity. The remark underscores how personal limits shape views and interactions across society.
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