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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1950
Page
7
Sewing Circle Patterns No 8544 offers a sun dress with a buttoned cape in princess style. Available in sizes 3 through 8B with size 4 shown, the kit requires about 1% yards of 39 inch fabric and 1 yard of trimming.
Quick tips on drying lamp shades with a fan to stop color run. Store stale soap and remove wrappers to air it. Keep ironing board covers damp to shrink smooth. Dry clothes in bathtub then roll and store for ironing. Add petroleum jelly to sand soap for gentler use. Wring hankies before feeding, dust cords, and oil cloths for easier window operation.
A man reviews family bills when the only informal note is from his physician. The doctor writes tomorrow this bill is a year old. He returns the statement with a personal note saying Happy Birthday as a quiet, humorous exchange.
In a late hour exchange, Swain questions a lever while the tired father suggests options for getting home. He lists Bus No. 75 Train No. 40 or any taxicab as possible means of transit. The dialogue captures a moment of urban travel frustration and practical choices.
In a humorous tale a food butcher sells bananas to two hillbillies on a train to camp. They’ve never seen fruit before. One bites into a banana in a tunnel and warns the other not to touch it, claiming after one bite he has gone blind.
Small town of Portsmouth on the Outer Banks once housed 1000 people and served as North Carolina's first port of entry. Its current population is 18, with fishing and hunting as the remaining industries.
The piece reviews the 81st Congress as it enters its second session under President Truman. It notes Kerr’s independent gas bill moving through the Senate, contrasts Democratic and Republican stances, and lists ongoing probes from the Senate and House into the State Department, lobbying, food prices, and monopolies.
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