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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1943
Page
2
Stubborn dirt fills mouldings and corners and can be whisked away with a nut brush dipped in soapy water. Hot compresses should be rewired using a potato ricer to wring hot water. Soak enameled ware to loosen baked residue, then wash with soapy water. Protect stockings by wrapping and using a marble in the toe on windy days. Velvet can remove dust from silk, and tape under oilcloth prevents wear. Inspect children's shoes regularly for rapid growth.
John F Sullivan and Fred Allen resume Sunday airings after wartime duties and overseas broadcasts. Richard Dix shifts from hero to antihero in The Ghost Ship, while Dick Powell discusses staying married in It Happened Tomorrow. Jean Arthur renames to Jean Vail, and a new Eleanor Powell tap ballet blends ballet and tap.
Fred Allen loses Minerva Pious and John Brown to Jack Benny and keeps them. Bob Burns surveys sailors’ song tastes to gift records to a navy ship board room. Jack Douglas hex signs a pig barn to ward off evil spirits as Ruth Hussey suggested. Don Ameche nears Floyd Gib Sons’ record in rapid-fire delivery. Sergeant Velie on Ellery Queen loses eggs as hens stop laying.
Ken McLaughlin musters resolve after Flicka’s injury revealing the cost of his school struggles. Captain McLaughlin’s stubborn pride softens as he spends ten dollars on medicine and contemplates the true price of learning and devotion on the ranch.
Ken struggles to finish his composition while caring for Flicka the wounded filly. Hay work crowded the days as the looming school start presses him to decide if his grade and the mare will survive the summer’s end. Nell devises a plan with Mr Gibson for Ken’s grade and Flicka heals with quiet care.
Nell frantically follows a wildcat warning as Rob argues with Tim over cow pastures. She faces his temper, packs for town, and dreads his reaction to telling him about the danger and her fear. The scene ends with Nell slipping away to town after a tense exchange.
A collage of humorous and geopolitical notes from Copenhagen to Madrid and beyond. This dispatch juggles odd rumors about Nazi figures, Swiss peace talk chatter, Goering remarks, and a prize for bravery in the face of peace, all amid a stream of quips about taxes and public life.
Learn stencil designs inspired by Pennsylvania Dutch symbols such as the Dove of Peace tulip pomegranate and Hex signs. Mrs Spears offers 12 authentic motifs with color guide and directions including borders for cupboards chairs dressers and tinware. Enclose 15 cents for Pattern 262. Address:
At Fort Chaffee Arkansas a lieutenant in charge of the target pit climbed to the parapet to inspect a slow start to firing. The pit telephone rang and the sergeant shouted the colonel’s order to the parapet. The lieutenant quipped it might be him the colonel meant.
An actress visiting a military hospital asks a silent soldier if he killed a German. He says yes and the actress smiles and kisses his hand. She then asks a man in the next bed if he killed a German and he replies I bit him to death.
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