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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
2
A dense description explains a cross figure puzzle with numbered horizontal and vertical clues. It notes letters fill white spaces between blocks and that first letters cue word starts, with solution appearing in the next issue.
Thomas Arkle Clark recalls the barber shop as a male bastion of gossip and easy camaraderie. He laments a shift to a female dominated space with perfumes talcum powder and mirror chatter, calling it emasculation and a new kind of beauty parlor in 1925.
The article lists textile terms and their origins from various languages. Cretonne from Cre ton in Normandy cambrie from Cambrai, poplin from an Italian papal word, velvet and velveteen from Latin shaggy, linen from flax, crepe from curled, Ince from noose, Cal e from Persian roots, taffeta noted for its shine, gingham from Malaysia, fhan nel and Welsh wool, gab ardine from Spanish.
Thrift Magazine estimates the United States built about 25 million motor vehicles over the past 25 years. Purchases maintenance and operation reportedly cost around 40 billion dollars, about double the federal government's total spending from Washington to Wilson.
Hornets gather dried wood from dead trees and occasionally old paper. They mix wood or paper with a salivary secretion by their mandibles to form a pulp that molds easily when moist and dries into a strong papery substance.
In Newport society, Mrs. Arbour and Mrs. Delevere discuss the rise of the Swellberghs and their glamorous circle. Baron Dumdum, jewels, and Felice the maid thread through a tale of wealth, status, and vanished servants amid a high society backdrop.
The Junior Achievement hall in Springfield Massachusetts was dedicated recently with a $100000 gift from Horace A Moses a wealthy paper manufacturer present along with six New England governors and many business leaders. The facility trains leaders in self help programs across industrial and homemaking sites.
Irving Colpack, a Dorchester district Boston newsboy, won this year's Harvard scholarship. Established in 1906 by the Boston Newsboys' Protective Union, the scholarship covers first year tuition for the boy with the highest Harvard admission exam score. Coltonack is a Boston Latin School graduate.
Leohard Wood Jr. filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Federal court Brooklyn. He lists liabilities of 1485 and assets of 842. General Wood, governor of the Philippine Islands, is noted as the subject. He is known for spectacular theatrical enterprises on Broadway.
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