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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1943
Page
3
A fragmentary dialogue shows a dentist telling a patient not to pay in advance, while the patient jokes about counting money before receiving gas. The exchange plays on misdirection and fear of the unknown, set in a tense, shadowy moment.
Mabel explains she uses a corned beef and cabbage routine to attract young men as Gertie teases about her scheme. The exchange hints at humor and social schemes in a lighthearted scene.
Oral geography test yields a humorous definition of a bay as a brown horse. The piece traces the origin of the Army term mess from ancient words and notes soldiers’ fondness for Camel cigarettes, highlighting postal restrictions on overseas shipments but enabling gifts to service members in the U S Navy Marines and Coast Guard.
Robin Dale travels to Moose Bay to meet fiancé Will McPhail, who is killed. Robin and McPhail uncover a liquor-smuggling ring led by Jenkins aboard a fishing cruiser bound toward Labrador. Jenkins torments and schemes as Robin feeds the crew while Angus guards her, planning a risky escape.
A proposal imagines variety on air by replacing music with spoken commercials and jingles by stars like Gabriel Heatter and Edwin Hill. The piece riffs on wartime themes and celebrity voices, noting potential shifts in radio style and advertising.
A quick guide offers old time tips from tying twine in a wall sack to using salt on beans. Home advice covers wrapping rope ends, dampening gardens properly, stopping leaks with paraffin, choosing wrap around housecoats, sealing drawers with enamel, and warning pins on poison corks.
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