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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1943
Page
3
A hot iron transfer No. 79501 priced at 15 cents offers eight fiesta motifs for tea towels and a flower bowl design for a panholder. Bright pottery dish motifs on shelves with colorful shelf paper add gaiety, suitable for gifts and kitchen decor.
Colliers reports a new system that indexes personal names by pronunciation and first-name alphabet. It notes Kelly has 14 spellings Snyder 29 and Burke 36 variants such as Burk Bhourque and Burque. Each entry is alphabetized under the first name with the same chief consonant sounds.
A collection of aphorisms and quotations inclining toward self improvement and social perception. Citations include Pomroy on happiness, Plato on the philosopher's solitude, and Luke 6 44 on fruit and influence. The mix blends moral maxims with biblical aphorisms.
A new portable recording device captures incoming and outgoing telephone conversations on roll film using a sapphire stylus. One loading yields about 15 hours of talk. It records by induction without any physical connection to the telephone or wires and can operate at a distance.
Ten year old Ken McLaughlin chooses a yearling filly named Flicka from a wild mare on a Wyoming ranch. Flicka is hurt attempting a fence jump while Ken and Gus the Swede help Nessa Crosbys cow freed from a wire. Ken shows responsibility by fetching wire cutters and aiding Flicka, earning his father’s pride at home.
Ken nurses Flicka after a leg injury and infection risk as the family, led by McLaughlin, aids with poultices and bandages. Flicka’s wary trust grows with Ken, who discovers purpose, growth, and a budding bond as he tends to the mare and dreams of a future companionship.
A Sunday school lesson on Mark 1 frames Jesus entering his ministry through baptism and temptation. It emphasizes his sinless substitution, God’s approval, and the Holy Spirit’s witness, plus the call to preaching, training helpers, and fishing for men.
Historic religious education material prepared for January 2 lesson. Contains selected adtiptive texts copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission.
Mrs Spears offers 12 authentic Pennsylvania Dutch motifs with color guide and directions. Designs include large cupboard door motif, chairbacks borders and small motifs for bottles boxes jugs and tinware. Pattern 262 available by mail for 15 cents.
At Fort Chaffee Arkansas a delay in practice firing prompts the pit lieutenant to climb the parapet. The phone rings and the sergeant informs the lieutenant the message is for him. The colonel orders the parapet cleared. The lieutenant realizes the joke as the colonel refers to him.
In a military hospital a film actress asks a soldier if he killed a German and with which hand the kiss follows. She then questions a patient in the next bed about killing a German, and he replies I sure did I bit him to death.
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