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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1943

Page

3

Will McPhail and Robin Dale collide at Moose Bay

After a chance meeting Robin Dale travels by steamer to Moose Bay to join Will McPhail and Angus McPhail. On arrival Robin alerts Angus to heal his heart while avoiding Will. A crane accident at the dock claims Will McPhail, leaving Angus to wonder if his brother survives.

Will McPhail Moose Bay Robin Dale Will Angus Robin St. Lawrence Angus McPhail Gulf of St. Lawrence Rimouski Mr. Jenkins Lewis Bob Helen Marston Helen Dale Goodby Jen Kins Mr. McPhail Miss Dale Unotion White Queen Mr. Lewis Pat Donohoe Pat McPhail Sorr Gus

Quizz What did the girl amoeba say to the boy amoeba

Whizz Dont bacilli.

Amoeba

Guaranteed Cure Mrs Blue It Was A Sad Death Exchange

A dialogue fragment shows Mrs Blue and Mrs Green in a terse exchange about medical treatment. The deceased Mrs Green is linked to asthma and heart disease, with a doctor defending treatment while the other accuses a fatal outcome.

Mrs. Blue Mrs. Green

Complete Giveaway in a Bitter Exchange

A terse dialogue between Mrs and Mr reveals mounting tension as she jokes about losing her mind while he counters with the recurring gifts she has given him. The exchange hints at strain in their relationship and possible underlying conflict.

Patron demands whisky as trouble looms in saloon

A man rushes into a saloon bar and orders a double whisky twice saying trouble starts. He drinks quickly and admits he has no money, prompting more questions as the potential conflict appears imminent.

Strange Insect Johnny Mom Dialogue

In a childlike exchange Johnny asks about a buzzum fly while his mother probes the meaning. He recalls singing a Sunday School line about Jesus loving his soul and a buzzum fly, linking the word to a humming insect reference from the classroom.

Strange Insect Johnny Mom Buzzum Jesus

Busy Lines Prompt Fast Action in Welland Call

A terse message requests quick handling of a long distance number in Welland. It implies coordinating a two two sequence and urges swift follow up with a later train play context. The note highlights urgency and operator involvement.

Busy Welland Mr. Busy

Material as raw input for expert hands, not to be altered

The remark frames raw material as something an expert processes, implying the value lies in skilled handling rather than initial form. It underscores the role of the practitioner in transforming basic materials into refined outcomes.

Tuscaloosa City Mention in Elephant Joke

A humorous line contrasts young and old elephants noting the Tuscaloosa reference as a playful city name in the joke.

Tuscaloosa

Courtroom clash over insults in tainted hearing

A lawyer blasts the opponent with an insult while the judge struggles to restore order in a tense hearing. The exchange highlights the volatile rhetoric spilling into the courtroom and the judge's attempt to maintain decorum.

Nicknames for Jeeps By Allied Forces

Allies give Jeeps distinctive nicknames. Russians call them cucarachas meaning cockroaches, while the Chinese symbol translates as little tough guys. The article notes playful wartime monikers used by allies.

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