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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1951
Page
4
A woodworking pattern guide explains making metal weathervanes with a cock figure twelve inches high and an Indian figure sixteen inches high atop a metal stand. It outlines tracing lines from the pattern and painting tips for realistic designs. Pattern 241 costs 25 cents from WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE in Bedford Hills New York.
The recommended fix is to install a magnesite floor over the upstairs kitchen with a solid core base. It must be laid by an experienced contractor. Water seeping through the floor can ruin the ceiling and may rot the sub floor or joists, but since the house is yours there should be no difficulty getting the work done.
The YMCA marks its centennial with plans to extend services beyond cities into small towns and rural areas. With 3,500,000 members, the organization faces competition from rural programs led by 4-H clubs and other youth groups and even rival YMCAs in reaching rural communities.
Actor Alan Ladd expects to leave Paramount next year and sign a ten picture contract with Warner Brothers. He launches Alan Ladd Enterprises to produce radio shows TV programs and film Shadow Riders of the Yellowstone. The piece also notes Olivier Leigh's Antony and Cleopatra pairing and ongoing YMCA rural outreach and health initiatives.
Obadiah a Magnificent Films clerk learns Noel Norbert earns 2000 for his scripts while Obadiah receives 60 a week. Ada Adams exposes the scheme. Obadiah quits, then is offered 1000 a week by Pacific studios. He proposes to Ada after revealing his feelings and work inspiration came from her.
The piece argues glass fishing rods for casting, spinning, and fly use may surpass metal and bamboo rods in durability and ease. Montague test results show solid glass and laminated rods endure extreme conditions and stress without breaking, signaling a shift in anglers' equipment. Glimpses of unrelated notes mention glowworms as bait and doves dying from trichomoniasis in Alabama.
Obsolete wind instrument six letters. A firm hand grasp ten. Roman garments eleven. Dip out as liquid twelve. Sing softly thirteen. Metal bolt fourteen. Shelf fifteen. Articles sixteen. River Latvia seventeen. Not hard nineteen. Bossons shield twenty two. European kites twenty six. Scorches twenty eight. Appearing as eaten twenty nine. A commission thirty one. Bristle like part thirty two. A rare gaseous element twenty four. Neuter pronoun thirty five. Maxim thirty eight. Century plant four. Whiter forty two. Lettuce us forty three. Jewish month forty four. A gentle man's man servant forty five. Blooming forty six. Bored a DOWN eighteen. King of one. Long Bashan harrow flag Bib. two. A cowl twenty. Obstacle three. Eager four. Diminishes grove as the moon twenty three. Female deer five. Personal six. Sparkles seven. Placed in eight. Utter in frenzy nine. The same ten. Cherished eleven. Of the nose twelve. A room thirteen. Firearm fourteen. A chair fifteen. A single twelve. To spend pronoun the summer twenty four. Armadillo thirty five. Scoff seven. The same eight. Perform nine.</S>
In a Washington County Iowa reminiscence the author condemns federal seizure of tide lands oil rights as a violation of the Fifth Amendment. He recalls Honest Harold Ickes and his New Deal tide land plan, arguing it failed and harmed states' revenues and national defense needs. He urges Congress to skip Fair Deal projects amid economic strain.
Pattern No 5119 offers a separate skirt with a hemline of colorful embroidered butterflies and blouse-friendly styling. Includes tissue pattern in waist sizes 24 25 and 26 percent? plus material lists sewing directions and a color chart with embroidery transfer.
A physician offers a stark contrast between hopeful talk and grim data. The patient asks for recovery odds, and the doctor bluntly notes that nine of ten with the disease die, claiming the present patient is the lone survivor among his treated cases. Statistics become a blunt reality check.
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