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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1935

Page

6

Constitution of the United States installment one

The document outlines the origins of the Constitution adopted Sept 17 1787 with Rhode Island absent and New Hampshire the ninth state to ratify on June 21 1788. It lists signers from each state, ratification order, and major Articles and sections including the structure of Congress, powers, and protections. TO BE CONTINUED

Philadelphia Rhode Island New Hampshire Congress Geo. Washington Virginia John Langdon Nicholas Gilman Massachusetts Nathaniel Gorham Rufus King Connecticut Sam J. Johnson Roger Sherman New York Alexander Hamilton New Jersey Wil Livingston David Brearley Wm. Patterson Jona Dayton Pennsylvania B. Franklin Robi. Morris Thos. Fitz- Simons James Wilson Thomas Mifflin Geo. Clymer Jared Ingersoll Genv Morris Delaware Geo. Read John Dickinson Jaco Broom Gunning Bedford Richard Bassett Maryland James McHenry Dani Carroll Dan St. Thomas Penn N. J Conn Mass New Hamp N. Y It I Vermont United States United States of America Senate House of Representatives Congress of the United States New Hampshirechusetts Providence Plantations North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Senate of the House Supreme Court Treasury

Hair Ghost in the Kitchen Rat Nest Haunts Margie

A restless night ends with Margie discovering her mother frightened by a rat in the kitchen. The rat nest contains strands of Margie’s hair and the doll’s hair, revealing the ghostly fear was tied to the rodent. The family learns the rat was the source of both disturbances.

Poe Ralph-Johnson Mrs. Johnson Margaretta Margie Jack the Ripper Hia WNU

Lost Rivers Around the World Visit Hidden Waterways

Pathfinder Magazine highlights numerous lost rivers in diverse regions including Idaho Oregon Kentucky and West Virginia where rivers vanish under limestone and reemerge as springs forming notable bodies like the Cacapon. The underground courses create whirlpools and invisible flows while water remains unnaturally clear and opalescent.

Pathfinder Magazine Ti Dia Jugoslavia Idaho Oregon Kentucky West Virginia Hardy County Imestone

Chicago and New York Water Supply Compared

Chicago uses about as much water as New York City despite half its size. Both rely on Lake Michigan with intakes extending one to six miles offshore, yielding purer water than near-shore sources.

Chicago New York New York City Lake Michigan Great Lakes

Properly mixing recently opened paint for use

The note advises turning a can of paint upside down for a couple of days before use to keep contents easier to mix later. This tip, attributed to The Housewife via Public Ledger, Inc. and WNU Service, offers a simple pre-use preparation to avoid clumping when reopening paint.

Public Ledger, Inc WNU Service

Man Made Heat Surpasses Sun Temperature in Arcs

General Electric developed a device to measure arc temperatures and found common carbon arc lights reach up to 4 00 degrees Fahrenheit while tungsten arcs can hit 11 300 degrees and some welding arcs as high as 18 000 degrees The sun’s surface is about 9 900 degrees Fahrenheit.

General Electric Company

Postum Free Offer Promises Week's Supply

Read the offer by the Postum Company in this paper. They will ship a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it Ady.

Postum Company Ady

France's Largest Chestnut Tree in Niort Stands Tall

In Niort France the town claims the largest chestnut tree in France with a trunk circumference of 48 feet at the base and 43 feet at ten feet above ground. The tree rivals Longfellow's spreading chestnut and draws local attention.

France Longfellow Lttle Niort

Milnesia Wafers Offer Quick Pleasant Elimination

A vintage health blurb touts Milnesia Wafers as a pleasant laxative that corrects acidity and digestion at the source. It claims easy, grippy-free relief and urges readers to buy 20c tins or 35¢/60¢ bottles, endorsed by thousands of physicians and sold by all good druggists.

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