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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
5
Andre Tardieu lauds American relief efforts for France, noting 1918 and 1919 expenditures totaling 87 000 000 and 171 000 000 francs respectively. He highlights junior Red Cross support and ongoing aid to French war children, stressing strong Franco American friendship.
Two Scottish regiment recruits visited an English church and were astonished by a lively organ voluntary. A pew owner’s tap leads to a comic mix up as one recruits offers his mate to dance rather than move.
In New Zealand about 95 percent of motion pictures shown are American productions as reported in local cinema notes. The article highlights the heavy influence of United States studios on the country’s screen offerings.
Herrings are described as the most consumed fish in the article, with more people eating herrings than any other variety.
Satisfactory reward is offered for the return of a lady's diamond ring. Identification will be required. Return to Tribune office, Miss Cora Taylor. Four dollars.
An analysis argues Allied meddling has weakened Russian trust, aiding Bolsheviks, while Prussian influence grows. It cites German electoral and military pressure, Japanese expansion in Siberia, and Shantung disputes as signs of renewed aggression. The piece urges a clear, united policy toward Russia to avoid Bolshevik expansion and German domination.
Grace Hyde Trine presents guidance on nurturing a child’s love of beauty through observation, poetry, and simple nature verses. Emphasizes parental and teacher roles, lists child-friendly poetry collections, and urges fostering imagination from infancy onward.
The St. Louis Times notes no trickery against voters in Ohio this year and predicts a straight fight. It recalls past presidents recording voices and contrasts with phonographs, while predicting Cox lacks wins in such battles.
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