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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1949

Page

8

Walter Button Goes Hunting in a Cautionary Tale

Emma pressures Walter Button to hunt. He fikes up a prewar car trip, stocks shells, and braves a cold field. He finds a rabbit in his car and misses it, then discovers a flat tire, ending a day of mishaps and humbling ambition.

Walter Emma Zeke Smith Sadie Zeke Walter Button Emm

Rhinestone Jewelry Trends In School Fashion

Nancy Pepper notes a craze for rhinestone jewelry among girls in fashion features. Prom formats and Poor Man's Diamonds dominate, with choker laces bracelets earrings and borrowed brooches shaping school outfits. The piece ends with a playful line about school paper descriptions and a dog joke.

Gibson

Banana Gift Sparks Mischief in London Express

Two young girls are described being escorted from London with bananas as a supposed treat. One girl bites hers and a lighted train enters a tunnel. The other child warns not to eat it, claiming bananas make you blind.

London Mary Jane

Were you ever disappointed in love

In this Matter of Opinion piece a respondent recalls two heartbreaks. The first jilting left a sting, the second failed romance adds a wry, self reflective twist. The tone blends personal disappointment with a clipped, witty framing.

Light Refraction at 45 Degrees Into Water

A physics note states light striking water at a 45 degree angle will refract into water. The brief mentions a change in direction as it enters a denser medium and speeds up or slows accordingly.

Oss

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