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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1945
Page
2
When you have an empty catsu bottle punch holes to use as a sprinkler for sprinkling clothes. If your electric clock is noisy soak a cloth in kerosene and place it in the back opening until noise stops. Pour hot vinegar in a tea kettle and let it stand overnight to remove lime deposits.
Folding clothes evenly before washing saves time on ironing day when drying indoors. To open a sugar sack held by chain stitches hold the single thread side toward you and open from the right edge. Pull the thread and the bag will open.
A practical convalescent meal tray uses a muffin pan to hold individual servings. Small custard cups fit the muffin rings, liquids go in small glasses, and everything stays in its place.
The guide suggests mending a kitchen linoleum hole using chopped cork mixed with liquid glue. After the mixture sets, sand the area smooth and paint to match the linoleum color.
Mary Sutherland is lured to the Wagon Wheel ranch by ads run by Ma and Pa Burdan. Len Henley rides Mad Hatter in a rodeo and is injured. Mary bids against Ham Burdan to buy the ranch equity, learns she cannot pay, and Ham threatens foreclosure while Mary plans to reclaim governance and renews the Gurdons as managers.
In Arizona Mary Sutherland buys the Wagon Wheel ranch and plans a major renewal. Sheriff Hank Wade probes rustling ties to the Burdan family while Mary enlists Pedro Ortiz to run the place, faces Ham Henley’s resistance, and schemes to improve water and land for Herefords. The deputy and reporter edge toward a tense local conflict as events unfold.
A humorous column attacks conventions as wasteful, costly affairs run by hotels and railroads. It mocks delegates, travel expenses, bad hotel experiences, and the spread of midtown fads, contrasting with New York’s real energy at the docks and navy life. It also notes Esther Gramps’s stamp tracking, Navy beer allowances, and circus seats made from razor blades.
Sewing circle needlework features a six inch mitten and a bonnet with a ribbed stretch for easy fit. The pattern recommends soft pink pale blue or white baby wool for the warm set that suits any size infant.
In a mountain village in Albania the last male of a feuding family dies. The eldest daughter must renounce marriage and take trousers to lead the household and continue the vendetta as the head, living as a man for life.
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