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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1945
Page
3
Dialogue sketches a noisy household scene with a father figure sleeping while Betty exercises and Jimmy and Johnny joke about the nose noise and piano jangle. Lettie points to Betty and the others tease about exercise methods.
In a terse domestic exchange, a grandmother laments becoming a nuisance to her granddaughter and John, while the granddaughter reassures her with stubborn resolve, calling her grandmother a cow.
A surgeon, an architect, and a politician argued over the oldest profession. The surgeon cites Eve made from Adam’s rib as a surgical operation, the architect counters with creation of order from chaos as architecture, and the politician adds that someone created the chaos, ending the parley with a witty twist.
A scatterbrained professor searches town stores for a missing umbrella and finally locates it. He thanks the shopkeepers, praising one honest store while joking that others claimed they had not found it.
A playful exchange between a wife and husband about a wonderful surprise and the mother’s visit, revealing light domestic humor and affectionate banter.
Comic dialogue shows Harry praising a smart dog while Jerry quips the canine noses out clues. The exchange highlights quick wit and playful banter.
Dialog from a humorous column notes that rheumatism makes a man imagine joints are larger than they are. Jack jokes that butchers mood suggests the ailment. Mac questions the claim and clarifies the fishy logic.
Harold asks for the time as he is late to a party and Gerald jokes about the watch being invited, turning a simple timing question into playful wordplay.
The interview with Eddie Eagan discusses the hardship veterans face in pro boxing. He cites the rigors of the sport, risk of corruption, and the need for patience and defense as Gene Tunney’s path to the title shows. Eagan recalls Tunney’s seven-year buildup and Eagan’s own boxing experiences with Dempsey and Tunney.
The piece argues that under Grecian tradition an athlete trains for war and applies to golf as a sport requiring peak concentration and coordination of mind and muscle. It suggests golf, though peaceful, is a demanding competitive pursuit.
Crafty apron design featuring a tulip shaped pocket and decorative border. Create with scraps from your stash to produce a practical, attractive garment for kitchen or craft room tasks.
To prevent rust on new tinware rub with fresh lard and bake well in oven. For less steam in baths run cold water before hot. To absorb odors in icebox mix mustard paste in cold water and place in a saucer. Add orange pulp near end of cooking apple sauce for new flavor. If frosting is unavailable, mix 1 4 cup sugar with 4 tablespoons peanut butter until crumbly and bake as usual.
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