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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1949
Page
8
In a 1949 Picket Line piece, the author imagines a future where science could control thoughts via rays or devices. Scenarios include political coercion, altered speeches, and manipulated public opinion, with satirical warnings about democracy under threat.
The text reviews three screenings of Paramount's King Arthur in Technicolor with Bing Crosby and Rhonda Fleming among the cast. It notes new songs and a family friendly presentation, plus a nine minute Eyes on Hollywood short featuring Alan Ladd and Mary Jane Saunders. King the dog makes his screen debut in After Midnight, with a playful on set match with Alan Ladd. Rebel the horse marks his 13th birthday on Monogram's The Kid Came West set with a straw cake and carrot candles.
Fred Butterworth unveils his grandmother’s old manuscript claiming his wife has artistic ancestors. Aime, eager to brag, discovers the hoax’s roots in a long-buried family book published 20 years ago and altered by his mother. Tom Cooke laughs at the ruse aboard the city train.
Puzzle clues listed with across and down entries and an answer note for the poem number. The grid and filled entries are to appear in the next issue.
Sewing Circle highlights two sew rite patterns No 8408 and No 1871 for sizes 12 through 44 with matching bolero and dress yardages. The feature notes soft scallops on the bodice and skirt pleats, pockets, and easy sew patterns with Spring and Summer Fashion issue priced 25c.
Quick home tips cover melting soap slivers for shampoo, sewing a bottle pocket into a towel, coal in vases to slow odor, drying color fabrics with a sheet, ironing bias cuts, adding salt to cement in winter, placing child silverware in a high chair drawer, and removing iron grease with cornmeal.
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