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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1947
Page
2
Health advice promotes calorie counting to lose two pounds weekly for average women. Readers are urged to request booklet No 46 for safe, simple weight loss guidance by sending 25 cents to Weekly Newspaper Service in New York with name address and booklet number.
A new hotel fire safety device uses a steel tape reel mounted on a window frame. The occupant attaches the tape under the arms and is lowered to the ground as the reel unwinds, providing an escape from upper floors.
Crochet patterns for Pansy Filet Chair Set and Romantic Lady Designs feature lace edged pieces and embossed figures. Directions include transfer designs and complete instructions with pattern numbers 5460 and 5495, requesting 20 cents each, plus name and address to Sewing Circle Needlework, 530 South Wells St, Chicago.
A list of ten historical trivia prompts covering kangaroo hopping distance cave discovery compass inventor U S patent grants Peter the Great attire changes fish out of water survivable winds real Barrymore surname and peeing behavior in animals plus soldiers in a research program.
A study listing topics from 1934 atop Mt Washington New Hampshire includes Blythe and a science fact noting warm blooded animals are susceptible. It states over 40 000 people work in more than 80 government laboratories.
A set of trivia entries notes that pursued kangaroos hop up to about forty feet. It cites 1809 as a year and Flavio Gioja around 1800. It claims two and one half million, a regulation to wear pants instead of robes, a long fish living 3 or 4 years out of water, and a speed record of 231 miles per hour on April 12.
A historic notice explains that once a letter is in a mailbox it remains the sender's property and may be withdrawn by the sender or the sender's guardian or parents if a valid reason is shown to the postmaster. Retrieval is allowed up to delivery.
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