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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1950
Page
4
Fragmented humorous vignettes show Mr. Jones seeking women’s clothing for his wife, a department store floorwalker inquiry, and a punch line about a dislocated jaw from Dr. Smith. Other bits feature Mr. Smith washing dishes and family scenes with their son asleep in a crib.
A public notice promotes U S savings bonds as a means to plan for future financial security. It highlights government backing and accessibility for individuals seeking stable investment options.
A lighthearted chat with a psychiatrist turns serious as Jerry, once a Broadway juvenile, recalls a memory lapse linked to his wife’s overpowering control. He later awakens in a New York hotel with no memory, believing himself a burglar after misreading home life and a strange bedroom scene.
Jud Morrison, a college hero, visits Connie and her brother Tom Norbert. Marc resents Jud’s charm and schemes to lure him away. A fishing trip to Beaver Lake sets up a tense dynamic as Connie teaches Jud to rig and cast while Marc plans a riskier plan to lure him into treacherous rapids.
Mare senses a bond between Connie and Jud that undermines his plan for revenge. He abandons the scheme after realizing Jud is unaware of their connection. Marc leaves on a month trip, avoiding Connie to spare himself the pain.
Connie visits Marc on his porch after Jud Morrison leaves for business. The pair debate marriage and kindness as Connie defends her own stable relationship while Marc recalls a near folly and a relief at escaping it.
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A psychologist recounts Jerry the burglar whose amnesia lifts after a violent confrontation with his wife Eleanor. He returns to New York, receives a welcome, and the wife grows more subservient. The doctor notes no further amnesia and humorously suggests counseling through art.
The success of Halls of Ivy on NBC Friday nights shows radio sponsors who urged Ronald Colman and his wife Benita to return to the air with a new show were right. After ten years of limited film work Colman finally joined with Benita and others for a college themed program written by Don Quinn. Morey Amsterdam plans a spring concert tour as cellist. Elliot Lawrence teases a new ballet inspired by New York water shortages.
An article notes a white gas space heater designed for cold bath rooms to match fixtures. It advises wearing a dust cap for dusty housework and suggests shower caps from the bathroom. It explains laying new concrete on old surfaces after cleaning and wetting, and gives tips to remove a hot dish from oil cloth with hot water.
Old powder puffs are flexible and soft enough to make excellent silver polishers and for applying cleaner to mirrors.
Pattern 288 features numerous designs with traced outlines to fill in colors as shown. Each pattern costs 25 cents, inviting crafters to complete vibrant color schemes.
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