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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1949
Page
6
Practical guidance on freezing meat poultry and fruits with handling tips from selecting quality animals to wrapping labeling and storing. Advice covers home freezers lockers and proper paper and tape usage plus a sample Lynn Chambers menu and specific chicken weight guidelines for freezing and thawing.
The article urges careful sun exposure and protection for skin during warm months. It recommends starting with short tanning sessions, using lotions to prevent burning, and building exposure gradually. It links skin health to diet, rest, hydration, and regular exercise, noting under eye circles and sallow tones improve with proper rest and nutrition.
A guide describes coordinated casual outfits such as a cruiser blue blouse with Buffalo Nickel print cotton skirts and sewing lessons. It then outlines external skin care for different skin types, detailing cleansing methods, pore care, and post treatment routines to improve circulation and reduce impurities.
Kathleen Norris argues for grassroots political action urging readers to attend local meetings, study candidates, and encourage family involvement. She cites experiences of a congresswoman and personal anecdotes to show how civic engagement can provoke change from deputy sheriff to state senator and beyond.
Two Los Angeles chemists Ralph and Edwin Hall developed a graphite coating that lubricates in extreme heat and cold, resists rust, and can be applied to metal, plastic, or rubber. The navy is testing it as a peacetime preservation and wartime readiness measure, with inquiries pouring in since its market launch last January.
A series of courtroom vignettes shows tenants liable for damage caused by carelessness to store merchandise, a child injured by a ride after ignoring warnings, a slipping traveler on icy stairs facing fault, and a repairman winning damages despite omissions in his filing, all underscoring the duty of reasonable care.
The article notes seersucker textures as a fashionable season choice for swimsuits. It compares nylon woven fabrics for dressmaker suits and rippled weaves with elastic yarns for a smooth fit, highlighting both in and out of water wear. It also mentions spun nylon or wool for serious swimming use.
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