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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1952

Page

8

Fred Harvey Opens Topeka Depot Restaurant

The Harvey story begins in 1876 when Fred Harvey, at age fifteen, opened a small restaurant in a Topeka depot. It grows into a vast system of resort hotels, restaurants, shops, and newsstands spanning from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Coast. A Horatio Alger style pioneer chronicle unfolds.

Fred Harvey Topeka Kansas Great Lakes Pacific Coast Gulf of Mexico Horatio Alger West Harvey London America Santa Fe Railway Santa Fe B. S. Harvey Byron Harvey, Jr Stewart and Daggett Harvey el Tovar Bright Angel Lodge Grand Canyon la Fonda New Mexico Union Cleveland Chicago St. Louis Kansas City Los Angeles Albuquerque Michigan Avenue Jackson Boulevard Michigan North Side Harvey House Grill

Death of a Salesman star March eyed for third Oscar berth

Frederic March, praised for his Willy Loman in the film adaptation, seeks a third Oscar after two wins for Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Best Years of Our Lives. The piece notes cast reunions, Pulitzer and awards, plus radio ventures and a Harvey Foods history segment.

Riends Frederic March March Hollywood Willy Loman

The Doctor's Holiday in Booneville

In a sleepy North Carolina mountain town surgeon James Keenan faces a life clash as a frightened young woman leads him to a sick father. A moment outside his cabin stirs memories of family and mountain roots, changing his view on leaving the region for city life.

James Keenan Booneville North Carolina James Keenan Mountain Ridge

Tempting Salads Offer Colorful Variety for Families

Readers learn how to refresh winter menus with quick easy salads. Cottage cheese rings with orange rind and cherries, molded raisin and fruit gelatin salads, colorful fruit platters, and a Frozen Fruit Salad are described with simple steps, garnishes, and serving tips.

Multicolor Daffodil Design Transfer Pattern No 384

Dye fast iron on daffodil design transfers for fabric use. Nine by seven inch sprays suit pale green or yellow tea cloths, place mats, and aprons. Send pattern no 384 to Carol Curtis Box 22 229 phrgisan Square Station with twenty five cents.

Carol Curtis Phrgisan Square

Crossword Style Clue Puzzle Fragment List

A fragmented list presents numerous crossword style clues with numbers and partial phrases for across and down entries including references to medieval, feminine, city names, rivers, and various objects. The readable parts resemble a puzzle key rather than a coherent article.

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Word Puzzle Clue List Seeks Answers Across Entries

The page presents a numbered riddle set with clues such as wear wheel tooth fish and goddess of death Norse. It includes definitions for items like bombyck moth and inner course yard in Spanish along with various short phrases and coin terms.

Grassroots critique of federal payroll voting and secrecy

Wright Patterson argues that civilian camp employees in California vote Democratic due to payroll incentives and federal employment, calling it a national machine and a major handicap to Republicans in 1952. He warns of secrecy, corruption, and displacement of private industry as government grows.

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Four Babies Born to Rastus Brown in Eighth Stork Visit

A humorous 1920s style tale recounts Rastus Brown welcoming quadruplets after the stork visited his home for the eighth time. An old friend asks the baby names and the couple propose Eenie Meenie Minie and Gus, joking about more children.

Gus Rastus Brown Rastus Eenie Meenie Minie

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