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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1947
Page
12
Festive menu ideas for a New Year gathering include Savory Meat Pie, Cloverleaf Rolls, Lemon Gelatin, and Peach Gelatin. The meat pie uses beef chuck lamb shoulder onions carrots potatoes and stock baked under a biscuit crust. Also includes Russian Dressing and serving tips with practical cooking hints.
A collection of food items and recipes highlights a holiday menu with turkey beef and ham platters, Danish pot roast, corn in pepper rings, luxury cake, and hot chocolate sauce. It includes directions for pot roast, cake assembly, and serving tips, with devotional scripture and notes released by WIN Features.
A devotional urging reflection on Jude and Revelation readings as 1948 approaches. It praises gifts of the Wise Men, stresses sacrifice over leftovers, and urges faith in God's eternal rule, urging America to carry the lesson into the new year. It cites Psalm 145 and calls for devotion and trust in divine guidance.
J P Seiberling president of Seiberling Rubber told a house committee the sale of government owned rubber plants would harm free enterprise. He argued government stockpiles and mandatory synthetic rubber use protect competition and prevent big firms from dominating the market.
A collage of media satire references from Walter Winchell to Hope and Swanson. Mentions Eisenhower on newsreels and backstage glimpses of Vicki Cummings. Ties to Thaw Whitehead case and public contests over Thaw death verdict with sharp, era tone.
FEDERAL RESERVE insiders report that business leaders doubt voluntary controls will curb inflation and expect Congress to enact compulsory price and credit controls. The mail order industry illustrates the issue with Regulation Z lapses as down payments fall from 33 percent to 10 percent or zero, fueling concerns of easy credit and a slide toward another depression.
A witty column jokes about a New York woman who pickets her suitor's home to enforce a marriage promise. It riffs on romance, arbitration, and the era's celebrity culture while lampooning gossip and fashion chatter.
In a hostile critique of Teamsters leaders, the article contrasts Dan Tobin the international president with Dave Beck of Seattle. Beck is described as maneuvering for Tobin’s throne and pushing a constitutional amendment creating an executive vice president post with broad powers.
The article argues for a capable, well informed leadership to oversee billions in neutral aid to Europe after the war. It stresses the need for administrators with production know how and calls for an organization appointed by Congress or the President to manage taxpayer funds.
A needlecraft note describes Pattern 7031 featuring bluebirds and red roses in a lazy-daisy garland. Transfer of a 1544 by 18 inch motif with five motifs sized 3 by 544 and 242 by 1044 inches, suitable for a cheerful winter bed spread.
A list of eight questions covers baseball history Basque mountains daily circus elephant feed cost biblical witch and Saul Red Cross symbol eye growth and U S injury counts.
The fragment lists Arthur Cummings as a Brook lyn Stars pitcher in 1867. It notes Pyrenees, 125 pounds of feed, 50 gallons of water, Endor, a Geneva cross, age notes around 30 with half older and half younger. It claims the eye stops growing while the lens grows lifelong, and cites accidents killing 100,000 Americans, up 4 percent from 1945.
A rare circus feature in the country showcases a wild animal trainer who rides the back of a full grown lion as it trots around the ring, gripping the mane to steady himself.
In the village square the Keeper of the Cannon, Joey, polishes the antique cannon during a celebration. The mayor compliments the brasswork and the crowd cheers. Joey boasts of the mayor's praise and votes of thanks, while his wife hints at starting his own business with a real cannon after forty years on the job.
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