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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
6
A reflective verse noting days when life feels dim yet not hopeless. The speaker laments dull work and failed rhymes as world and mood stagnate yet promise of renewal remains. The piece closes with hope that tomorrow will lift spirits as today’s slow mood passes.
Kroners Solon is described as one of three great kings of Judah a poet whose songs appear in the book of praise known as psalms The text notes he bowed his hat when meeting Pompey indicating a gesture of respect or ceremony.
The fragment cites humorous classroom terms and misstatements such as boners and anachronisms, mentions Edward Bok starting work early to pay income tax, and includes quirky facts about Oglethorpe and Xerxes. It notes a pedagog as a Chinese temple and lists 1933 Bell Syndicate WNU Service as the source.
About 800 people are usually employed by the United States Senate with offices in the Capitol and the Senate Office Building. Secretaries and stenographers are appointed by individual senators, while other staff are generally filled through the majority party's patronage.
A bedtime tale explains Jerry Muskrat digging a cellar and multiple tunnels to the Smiling Pool to protect his future house. He builds a dry chamber, extends tunnels to deep water, and uses muddy earth to widen the foundation while Peter Rabbit watches. Jerry emphasizes preparation and safety, prioritizing tunnels over the above water structure.
A Western Newspaper Union excerpt outlines multiple egg based sandwiches. Pate de foie gras style goose fat egg paste on toast. Deviled egg with yolks olive oil lemon mustard paprika and tabasco on rye or white bread. Fried egg with onion on buttered bread. Chicken and onion on buttered bread. Curried egg sauce with curry powder on eggs on toast. Egg with mushroom using butter cream and salt on white bread.
The article discusses golfers avoiding the spoon when faced with cuppy lies in fairways or rough. It notes many players opt for straight faced irons but warn they often fail, especially from heavy grass where clubs struggle to grip.
Mrs. Alice S. Brown of Lebanon New Hampshire owns Ruffles an Anglica cat touted as the oldest in New England. The cat is described as elderly nearly old enough to vote and the mother of 124 offspring with numerous great great grandchildren per the McClure Newspaper Syndicate WNDU Service.
A socialite Lilian Hobart contemplates her hollow riches after a dazzling birthday celebration. Her husband Curtis proposes a simple life at home, sharing chores and a fresh, hopeful dynamic as the couple explores genuine connection. The pivotal moment centers on a underlined margin note reading The Key to Paradise and a question of fulfilling life’s mission.
Boston Globe editorial laments swarms of pests from Egypt to Japan threatening humanity. It urges unity and solidarity to harden mankind against climate, floods, famine, and warlike forces, arguing collective action can curb nature’s threats and secure progress.
A bacteriologist analyzed a mud pie a boy played with and found enormous germs including 3,500,000 local jaw bacteria 2,450,000 measles 1,800,000 diphtheria and 900,000 smallpox with hundreds of thousands more. The tiny organisms evade inspection under the microscope.
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