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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1950
Page
8
The note references removing chocolate stains from table cloths using a cloth soaked in milk and encourages serving cigarettes in an antique shaving mug. It also advises rubbing butter on coffee or tea stains on clothing immediately.
Practical tips for preparing a fish for taxidermy including gutting outline skinning and shipping. Also guidance on worm baiting methods for trout noting simple hook placement under the cefellum and preferred hook shapes for live bait efficiency.
The Red Cross warns about drownings in lakes and rivers and urges readers to swim only in supervised areas. Do not swim after a big meal or if tired, avoid currents, and use a boat or floating object to rescue someone in trouble.
Nightcrawlers or dew worms are easy to catch but hard to keep. Use a tight wooden box in a cool place like a basement, lined with dry florist moss, plus dry cornmeal or oatmeal and a gallon or two of worms to hold them in peak condition for late summer fishing.
Askel Wichfield, using Cortland Supercutty line, hauled an 845 pound mako at Bimini. The same angler and gear previously set the world record blue marlin at Bimini last June. Also notes a popular catfish bait, carp chunk, made by curing carp strips in a jar for scent.
The piece argues dreaming is a controlled mental state shaped by repressed fears and wishes. It notes malnutrition can cause laziness and dishonesty, and stresses treating juvenile delinquents as problem children rather than enemies. It advocates more mental hygiene clinics to steer youths toward constructive satisfaction.
Michigan State College economist Timothy Hodge notes feed and labor make up about 80 percent of dairy costs. He argues good pasture and high quality hay lower expenses and boost net returns, with alfalfa providing protein for milk and minerals. Pasture and hay also reduce labor since cows harvest their own feed.
The term heartburn is misleading as the heart is not involved. Cardiospasm arises from a partial closure of the lower esophagus caused by a functional spasm. Drs Wolf and Almy report spasms linked to stress, with barium movement showing obstruction correlating to emotional strain and its relief when stress is reduced.
The report discusses shifting state mental hospitals toward prevention and early treatment. It lists multiple arthritis causes from infection to emotional disturbance and notes no single therapy. It mentions using convalescent blood injections to reduce fever and aid recovery, and cites over 200 headache causes.
Farmers report a new pig illness causing shivering jerks and occasional dancing. The condition, seen in newborn pigs, puzzles the American Veterinary Medical Association. Dr H C H Kernkamp of the University of Minnesota notes myoclonial congenita remains largely unexplained.
A General Electric color film demonstrates how electricity can lighten farm chores and boost productivity. The film cites crop dryers barn cleaners milking machines water pumps electric breakers and ventilating fans as key examples of electricity expanding production on modern farms.
Sewing circle patterns advertise a junior size yoke style dress for Betty and demure dates and classroom wear. Pattern No 8404 comes in sizes 11 through 18 with yardage details and a back buttoned bodice featuring a narrow bow tied sash.
Pattern note describes chaise No 315 and table and chair No 316 with rope foundations for pads. Patterns cost 25c each. Send orders to Workshop Pattern Service Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York. Plus a miscellaneous quote about gossip and marriage.
Soybeans became a key Minnesota cash crop as prices spiked during and after the war. Acreage grew from 30 000 acres in 1939 to 920 000 in 1947, then declined to 709 000 in 1949 with most gains from 1944 to 1947. In 1949 five percent or more of tillable land in 19 counties was devoted to soybeans.
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