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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
6
Soviet era farmers in Kazakstan spread coal dust across about 100 pounds per acre to darken soil. The coal absorbs sun heat, heating the soil without burning. The method speeds cotton maturation by over a month by warming the field during the day and radiating warmth at night.
A brief note emphasizes dignity as a core trait in raising children, underscoring respectful treatment, patient guidance, and consistent discipline as foundational values.
An advertisement urges readers to consult physicians before trying new remedies, praising Genuine Bayer Aspirin for headache and rheumatic pain relief. It notes prior warnings about early pain remedies and asserts Bayer Aspirin’s safety and rapid effectiveness for regular use.
Alan Garth, a prospector, traverses a perilous trek with Burton Ramill and his daughter Lilith, and Vivian Huxley as the group battles treachery and hardship. Garth tests gear, hoards meat, and mentors Lilith in survival while plotting to outlast pretenders to a placer claim on the Mackenzie watershed.
In a rugged camp scene Garth and the Ramuls tan six caribou hides while Lilith and her father push to depart. Huxley, visiting with fiancée, protests interference as Alan pledges to begin the trip once tanning finishes. The narrative segment ends with a promise to continue.
A chemist’s analysis of a short ton of well rotted barnyard manure shows 1500 pounds water and 600 pounds dry matter. The 500 pounds of dry matter include ten pounds nitrogen five phosphorus thirteen potash eight lime and five sulfur plus 459 pounds of organic humus and essential bacteria aiding soil digestion and nutrient availability.
Tem pered pressed wood offers vast versatility in homes. A woman used it to replace a piano bench bottom, stopping music from scattering on windowsills and chairs, and as a cover for the top of a general utility table. The wood is warp-proof moisture resistant sturdy and easy to cut without chipping.
A brief note recalls the Public Health Service origin in 1798 when Congress authorized the Marine Hospital Service, a forerunner of today’s U S Public Health Service.
Wick Miller, an Indian arts expert, says Navajo couples may marry from different families but avoid marrying within their own clan. He praises Navajos for high standards, living up to ideals, and a mobile, busy, largely contented lifestyle despite wandering dwellings.
The text presents conscience as more than a trait, framing it as a guiding principle that suppresses even slight impulses to wrongdoing. It suggests conscience directs moral choice beyond mere inspiration or regret.
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