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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1945
Page
3
A manager questions Jenkins about customer need for two squeaking shoes in identical key. Jenkins confirms the customer wants two shoes that squeak in the same key, illustrating a humorous footwear problem.
The remark explains that for women, marriage is treated as a hit or miss proposition. The sob sister quips that if a girl does not secure marriage she remains a miss, reflecting era commentary on женet expectations.
Stella notes people living near a cemetery are not buried there. Bella asks why. Stella explains they are not dead yet.
Clarence Darrow, famed criminal lawyer, returns to Kinsman Ohio where a doctor friend quips that law may not make angels. Darrow replies that doctors have the better of lawyers in moral regard in this brief exchange.
A playful exchange features Cora the songbird with a humming voice. Another speaker jokes that her tone sounds like toothpaste, prompting a quick quip about squeezing and flat output.
In a playful exchange a childhood rhyme compares a six gun to a six shot device. The dialogue prompts the idea of loading it to see how many shots would be fired.
A husband and wife discuss a letter marked private and confidential arriving for him today. The wife asks what the contents might reveal, hinting at a personal or sensitive matter behind the sealed envelope.
A truncated dialogue shows Mrs Horner pressing a tramp about life choices. The tramp replies he would prefer to own a car rather than wander begging, revealing a contrast between aspiration and itinerant living.
A fragmentary exchange shows a clergyman giving a dime to a badly injured beggar asking for help. The brief scene highlights distress and a plea for financial assistance from the impoverished man.
The article recalls Connie Mack and Frank Frisch naming top clutch pitchers for a high stakes game. Charles Bender, Dizzy Dean, Christy Mathewson, Grover Cleveland Alexander, Ed Walsh, Carl Hubbell, and Walter Johnson are highlighted as players who perform best under pressure in a single pivotal contest.
Pattern No 1287 offers a Button Front frock in sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 42 for soft pastel crepes prints or striped cotton. Pattern No 1297 covers a Slip and Panty Set for ages 8 10 12 14 with lace edging and built up showers. Current war conditions slow filling orders. send your request to the Sewing Circle.
Dumb Dan Morgan discusses Lee Oma as a renowned heavyweight in boxing history. Oma's unorthodox stance and feints, dropping both hands and strolling past opponents before launching a sudden attack, mark his distinctive approach in the ring.
Weather stripping doors and cupboards helps keep dust out. Slit apple skins in several places to prevent wrinkling during baking. Fabric shrinkage runs lengthwise more than crosswise for rayon, cotton, and linen. Use contrasting thread colors for basting on light and dark materials. The lines will be easier to follow.
Instruct youngsters to take pride in their appearance and organize garments. Arrange hangers and hooks low enough for their reach, encouraging independent care of outfits and tidy dressing habits.
When glue has hardened beyond use, try softening it with hot vinegar a little at a time. The method aims to reclaim adhesive stiffness using gentle heating and acidity.
Dampened sandpaper can lift hair from car seats by brushing over the fabric. Glide the paper steadily to cause the hair to roll up for removal.
Soak dried fruits in water overnight to save cooking time and let flavors develop. The method enhances texture and taste before stewing or dessert preparation.
Pattern notice from the Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago asks patrons to enclose 2 cents per pattern, plus size details, with requests. It lists 530 South Wells Street as the address for Chicago inquiries and pattern selections.
Eye motifs appear on Chinese junks and other naval craft with blocks of wood shaped and painted to resemble eyes, nailed on each side of the bow as a ward against danger or to intimidate rivals.
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