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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1949

Page

7

Home Decor That Reflects Your Family Taste

A guide urges turning living rooms into usable spaces that express family interests. It recommends arranging seating for conversation or reading, creating a music corner, and storing records. It advises restyling by removing unused pieces and mixing wood tones for harmony.

Recall of New England Farm Life on Fourth of July

Kathleen Norris evokes a century old New England homestead to honor pioneer women. The piece contrasts hard farm labor and frigid winters with reverence for mothers who kept homes, upheld faith, and educated children amid scarcity and manual chores.

New England You America George Revere Old South

Thinking bulges away: new bedside reconditioning for women

New York reports Dr. Alda Kelly, a neurosomatic reconditioner, claims women can regain shape and morale by mentally simulating exercise. Through 24 treatments and 10 minute daily home work, housewives are guided to relax and imagine movement to strengthen muscles without actual effort.

New York Alda Kelly Dr. Kelly Cleveland Shailer Emery Lawton Foundation

Reader's Courtroom Tales Show Courts Weighing Odd Faults

A surgeon removed a patient’s tonsils under anesthesia and faced a $2,000 judgment after the court ruled every human organ has a function. A 217 pound passenger sued a trolley line after a fall from a corner step. A passing motorist’s plea for damages was rejected when the other driver’s misjudgment led to a ditch crash. A dock trespass ruling denied a road user who mistook a dock for a bridge.

The Sur Geon

Be Smart Dotted Swiss Styles Return in Modern Fabrics

Dotted Swiss makes a revival moving beyond old fashion lines with draped effects for the season. New interpretations include dotted Swiss jumper dresses in dark grounds worn with or without a blouse depending on weather or occasion.

Grass sustains vast U S beef system says cattlemen

Cattlemen assert 41 percent of U S land grows hay and grass with about 50 percent unused for meat without pastures. Grain needed mainly for finishing. beef production passes through purebred operators, commercial breeders, pasture cattlemen, and feeders.

United States

Colorful Independence Day Menu Ideas Easy to Prepare

Simple, family friendly menu suggestions for a home Independence Day celebration. Plan day ahead prep with tomato onion pie and tutti frutti salad plus easy outdoor dining tips. Prepare crust and fillings, chill olives and vegetables, bake pie, make cookies and dessert in advance for a smooth holiday.

Olidays

Lynn Chambers Menu and Holiday Cookies Outline

The article presents a garden supper menu featuring Barbecued Frankfurters with a paprika pepper sauce, Picnic Salad, and biscuits plus a dessert plan of Orange Sugar Tarts. It includes detailed recipes, ingredients, and cooking steps for the frankfurter dish and the cookies, plus a note on serving with fresh fruit and beverages.

Crop Rotation and Soil Health Through Management

Crop rotation with deep-rooted legumes and proper plant food keeps soil productive. The system requires teamwork among rotation, soil building, and land management. Even the best rotation drains phosphate and potash, and selling grain and livestock removes plant nutrients.

Good Pasture Increases Dairy Herd Production

Good Pasture argues dairy profits rise with labor-saving pastures. It notes 2.5 million fewer cows since 1945 and says pasture quality boosts milk output and lowers costs. Emphasizes feeding soil nutrients to support legume grass mixtures for higher yields.

Lynn Bays Recipe Tips for Fish Waffles Pancakes and More

Grated horseradish in hollandaise compliments fish in any cooking method. Honey melted with butter flavors waffles and pancakes. Molasses add depth to waffle batter. Orange marmalade with cream cheese under broil creates a bubbly topping. Buttered broccoli with hard boiled eggs, sausage drippings for gravy, mushrooms sautéed in drippings with milk thickens into a tasty chicken option.

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Chambray Terry Rodgers Kathleen Norris Aarons Silases Johns Joshuas Williams Sarah Mary Jane Eliza Matilda Abigail Doc Will. Bernard Aia Jam U.S Lynn Chambers Lynn Bays
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