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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
2
In a tense campus scene, Ramsey resists pressure to influence Fred’s enlistment as Dora Yocum’s antiwar stance triggers divisions. Fred pressures Ramsey to join the war effort, while Dora’s rhetoric sparks a class upheaval led by Joe Stansbury. Ramsey and Fred confront friendship, duty, and solidarity as graduation nears.
In a university scene the mood shifts as talk turns to war with Germany. Fred Mitchell grows irate over Dora Ramsey and her actions, while students neglect honors and athletics amid rising tensions and a growing undercurrent of protest.
The article explains that a compass needle does not reverse when crossing the equator. It remains magnetized with both ends acting as guides to the dominant magnetic pole in the respective hemisphere. In the north the north end leads. in the south the south end leads.
The remark notes that man alone blushes and has occasion to blush, contrasting human behavior with animals in a concise aphorism attributed to Mark Twain.
Swift Young Czech athlete Miss Wejzhkova of the Czechoslovakian team ran a 100 yard dash in 11.25 seconds at Pershing Stadium in Paris during the first International Women’s Olympic Games, breaking the world record and being carried from the track.
Germany releases its first three-mark piece on Constitution Day with more currency to follow. The coin design is credited to Professor Quackerle of Munichi.
The first dental school in the United States was established in Baltimore in 1839. It marked the inception of formal dental education in America and laid the groundwork for professional training in dentistry.
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