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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1948
Page
8
The war ceased hostilities in 1918 but did not formally end until July 2 1921 when President Harding signed a joint resolution proclaiming peace with Germany and Austria ensuring official status of the armistice.
German bombing focused on railroad tracks around London with Waterloo station area struck 92 times yet services remained largely in operation.
University of California reports that tannin extract for tanning leather can be obtained from almond hulls. The finding suggests a potential alternative source for tanning agents.
An old note explains a simple bubble making method for children using castile soap, glycerin, and vegetable juice tints. Add a teaspoon of glycerin to suds, mix in orange juice for yellow and beet juice for red, which helps bubbles last longer and grow bigger.
The country’s first refrigerated car began service in Boston in 1851 as part of a weekly butter train, marking a milestone in dairy transport.
About 5.8 million independent American farmers own the largest private industry. Their land, buildings, crops, livestock, machinery, and equipment exceed 90 billion dollars in value with annual output over 25 billion. Ad copy mentions J. L. Dorsch Co of Butte Montana and multiple business solicitations including poultry and nursery services.
Pattern 7316 offers directions to crochet square motifs for a doily. Includes improved pattern-visuals with charts and photos and complete directions for easy needlework.
A compact notice listing needlecraft patterns featuring squares for scarf making or doilies. Includes a name and address for ordering or inquiries, without additional details.
A mother brought her young son to school for the midyear term and urged the teacher not to punish the boy. She instructed the teacher to slap Johnny beside him to frighten him, a remark reflecting abusive discipline intent.
A dialogic fragment shows a family debating a school lesson about domestic science and silence. Mothers and fathers exchange quips about interpreted meaning while a remark about marriage and flirting surfaces amid curious remarks and shared disbelief.
Agent seeks a formal appointment while the manager hints at scheduling through the secretary. The agent claims prior scheduling but still presses for a meeting, framing it as a productive encounter with the manager.
A humorous remark about love and meeting more girls ends with a quip about winning approval from a father. The exchange contrasts romance with practical advice and yields a lighthearted punchline.
The Fram Prize contest announced its first five prizes. Lincoln sedan awarded to Lloyd E. Matthews Jr of Muskogee Oklahoma. Studebaker sedan to A D Barr of Lakewood Ohio. Mercury sedan to Margaret Bernhard of Columbus Ohio. Ford sedan to J Marshall Singer of Toronto Ontario. Crosley sedan to William D Bramham of Taft California.
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