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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1947
Page
4
Readers can slim hips waist and midriff with brisk stretches and twists. The booklet Beauty and Health Through Simple Exercises No 90 offers more routines for the full body and costs 25 cents plus mailing details to Weekly Newspaper Service New York.
A Florida visit by scouts and coaches gauges the 1948 season across the nation. Navy and Pennsylvania top the East predictions, Michigan leads the Big Nine, Notre Dame is strong, and UCLA tops the West as spring talks hint at lighter recruiting pressures and salaries in amateur play.
As fashion moved through the 1700s many stylish women shielded their complexions from cold winds and sun. Winter masks used velvet while summer versions were silk or linen and were held by hand or by a silver mouthpiece between the teeth during riding or other tasks.
The Tigers rely on their strong pitching staff to threaten the Yankees for second place and potentially close in on the Red Sox. Hank Greenberg's absence could affect their batting, but overall pitching supremacy is the key. The Cardinals are seen as the lone challenger to this claim.
A humorous review describes 16 dairy farms testing loafing barns or cow lounges to let cows wander rather than stay in stanchions. Farmers claim happier cows and better milk, but critics joke about roughage always being the key and urge readers to check their milk and consider lounge-inspired changes.
An eastern bank opens a drive in depository prompting humorous warnings of confusion and wild depictions of deposits. The writer imagines customers driving into a pig and whistle to hand over five thousand dollars and others ordering food with each deposit. They suggest a drive in flavor with food and a jukebox while recalling past patriotic times and questioning Russia’s suspicions.
Pattern No 1617 lists sizes 14 16 18 20 40 42 44 and 46. It specifies 344 yards of fabric in 35 or 39 inch widths. Send your order to the referenced address.
To prepare for spring cleaning and gain storage space, start by removing unused kitchen utensils and odds and ends. When discarding an old garment, choose a durable lining and cut off buttons first. Slide a fork under the button and cut threads with scissors or a razor blade.
A neighborhood theater showed a tornado film as a young woman reacted with sympathy while a companion dismissed it as a movie saying this is only a film. The exchange mixed concern with ironic humor in a local screening.
A customer confesses confusion over choosing between a camisole and a casserole while seeking guidance on a chicken dish. The shopkeeper offers to tailor a suggestion once the customer clarifies the intended cooking method or dish.
A city man in a small country town asks a resident about a criminal lawyer. The resident replies that they think they have one but have not yet proven it on him. The exchange highlights local suspicions of legal representation.
A man pleads for divorce from Lucy, arguing she talks constantly from morning to night. The judge asks what she says. the man replies she "don't say" anything specific, yet his earnest plea reveals mounting frustration.
A humorous exchange defines a hot dog as the noblest of all dogs because it feeds the hand that bites it, framing the item as a playful paradox. The joke relies on wordplay and a light, witty tone.
A playful Q and A ends with the line about losing nine fingers and music lessons. The teacher asks what remains and the boy answers that there would be no more music lessons. The exchange relies on wordplay about fingers and music lessons.
Larry MacPhail of the New York Yankees signs a 26 week contract to bring a daily symphony program on air under the team's sponsorship. The move links MacPhail with Mozart and Strauss as the Yankees ally arts and sports. The mention of a used oil burner and offers of piano swaps appears in a mixed ad fragment.
Do not leave knives with painted handles soaking in water as wood under enamel can absorb moisture and chip paint. For aluminum pans discolored by use, boil a tartar solution with one teaspoon per quart of water to restore luster. To prevent a soiled clothes line from ruining laundry, remove it and scrub with hot water and soap before hanging linen.
An elderly couple sits by the fire and contemplates the end of their years together. The husband asks what she is thinking, and she reveals she wants to move to California when one of them dies. The exchange blends humor with reflective sentiment on aging and relocation desires.
Use gentle heat and light touch when ironing iron rayon jerseys. Do not pull the garment and avoid overheating to prevent damage. Follow careful heat settings and perform a small test fold to ensure fabric compatibility.
To stop rust marks from scouring powder on bath and kitchen fixtures, dip the bottom of the can in hot paraffin, creating a protective coating that reduces rust transfer and keeps surfaces cleaner.
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