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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1941
Page
6
Practical Health Hints cautions readers about carbon monoxide dangers from closed car garages and faulty gas appliances. It explains symptoms such as yawning headache and cherry red complexion, first aid steps including fresh air and resuscitation, and dietary advice after recovery emphasizing iron rich foods like liver eggs and lean meats.
Pattern 285 offers a garden fresh frock for spring and summer in sizes 34 to 48. Features include below the waist paneling, V neck, gathered bodice, and scalloped yokes with optional three quarter or short sleeves. Finished with lace edging and a florals print, the design is easy to make and flattering for mature figures.
A cooking column features recipes from Belfry Richey Glasgow Baker and Helena including Rusks Fillets of Halibut Piquant and DarwlanFf wagstar style rice. It discusses how trying new recipes helps alleviate kitchen monotony for many women and adds interest to meals.
A fragmented listing shows 5 cups browned stock 4 cups rice 12 cups stewed and strained to toes ia 3 teaspoon celery salt 2 sHces onion.
A cooking snippet outlines 6 pork chops and 6 potatoes with butter flour and milk. Instructions: brown chops in fat slice potatoes thin make a thin white sauce pour half the potatoes in a casserole cover with half the sauce and seasoning add pork chops and remaining potatoes and sauce.
Poem reflects aging and fading vigor as life nears its end. It contrasts less anger and desire for wealth with more charity, contemplation, and love. The speaker envisions meeting time and eternity, with memories of youth and the dead guiding a peaceful departure. The final line blesses a soul for living through another's passing.
Mrs Russell Caldwell and Mrs Ed Bell share recipes for winter treats. The document lists ingredients for cookies using potatoes and pineapple peaches pears prunes and spices along with a method to prepare fruit pickles by soaking with vinegar water and syrup over several days. The note mentions Helena as a place and Baker as a role.
Josephine Overand at 91 reflects a century of change from 1850 to today. Born in Illinois on George Washington’s birth day, she moved to Butte in 1897 after marriage to Thomas Overand, widowed in 1899, and raised two daughters, including Bert Selfridge. She remains in good health and engages in multiple clubs.
The piece contrasts highway speed with railroad limits noting trains run well within mechanical capacity while highway travel often ignores safety margins. It argues that only by honoring safety factors in road travel would highway deaths fall.
Clarence Hogan, a Great Falls junior in chemical engineering at Montana State College, earned a student membership in a national chemistry society. Dr D of Chicago offered the honor in recognition of outstanding professional activity and promise.
A Learne restaurant unveils a first of its kind floor feature described as a sheet soaper heliroom, highlighting an inventive design detail. The venue markets the novelty as a standout element in its dining environment.
Jockey Snapper Garrison recalls Marcus Daly’s four year old Montana winning the 1892 Suburban handicap in a dramatic stretch duel with Major Domo and Lamplighter. Daly praised the horse's stamina and paid a $10,000 personal reward to Garrison after the victory, with Daly earning $110,000 from the race.
Mrs. Frank Wright of Lewistown holds a Lincoln relic that came from her mother a Civil War widow who sought the local postmistress job before Lincoln’s assassination. The envelope bears Lincoln’s note urging PMG to consult him before action, signed A Lincoln.
The Montana fish and game department announced no further bounties on coyotes. State game warden J. A. Weaver said the commission appropriated 10,000 dollars last December 17 for coyote bounties at two dollars per pelt. England's forestry commission has planted 200,000 acres of forests while twice that amount of devastated woodland remains to be filled.
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