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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1946
Page
7
A lively guide describes crowd games for a party with newspaper dress design, love letter crafting, serenade pairing, and a multicaliber Multiplication Mixer. It includes playful slang, joke items, and flirtatious prompts aimed at teens, ending with caution on wolf whistles and makeup.
Postwar aims point to a five year prosperity period for agriculture as experts cite government spending, high industry activity, and pent up demand. Warns of readjustment challenges from rapid mechanization and shifting labor, with farm prices not expected to rise during the boom.
Brush your hair up and out every night and morning with a clean hairbrush. Clean brushes in warm water with powdered borax and dry in a sunny window. For a too dry scalp use an ointment to stimulate circulation. If skin is oily use a hair lotion. Ledger Syndicate WNU Features.
A joint announcement by Smithsonian Institution and American Museum of Natural History researchers credits Edward P. Henderson and Frederick H. Pough with discovery of brazilianite in Brazil. The hydrous sodium aluminum phosphate is yellowish green and may be cut into gems, though its scarcity and limited hardness likely curb popularity.
Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, head of the atomic bomb project, predicts within five years atomic energy may heat homes and power large communities and industry. He cautions it will augment, not replace, existing power sources and must be used on a large scale with heavy shielding.
President Truman’s year-end look reveals many Roosevelt holdovers in key posts with limited policy changes. The report notes staffing shuffles from Byrnes to Vinson and Snyder, concerns over reconversion pace, and the fate of OWI as wartime agencies wind down.
The essay ridicules wartime schemes such as British bounty rewards for rats in Hong Kong and Chinese rat breeding plots. It notes the Japanese women’s federation urging kimono donations for food imports, credits Koreans with influencing Japanese culture, and cites a Nuernberg “modernization” tale of Faver Castle and 200 guests sharing three bathrooms during the trials.
A detailed home craft pattern explains transforming tins and cans into decorative boxes and trays with a Dutch front design. It provides 12 designs with full-size painting guides, lid construction, antique finishes, color mixes, and adaptable sizes. Sample projects include a cigarette box from a fruit can and a trinket box from a salmon can. Pattern 250 costs 15 cents postpaid.
A pair of notorious duel challenges ends before action. Gen Israel Putnam faced a powdered barrel and lit candle wager with the last man out winning. Otto von Bismarck once challenged a famed German scientist who chose two sausages, one infected, but the Iron Chancellor withdrew.
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