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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1944
Page
2
A Cockney and an American stroll past trees when an owl hoots. The Cockney asks in disbelief what the sound means and the American explains it is an owl. The Cockney insists he knows it is an owl but wonders who the devil is owling.
A health blurb urges ending laxative habits with a morning lemon and water drink. It claims the juice of one Sunkist lemon in water stimulates natural bowel action, boosts vitamin C intake, and freshens the mouth.
Anne Heywood, daughter of a New York publisher, travels to Puerto Rico where reporter Pete Wilcox, an Army Intelligence officer, is stationed. At a social event she encounters Miguel Valera and German agent Richard Taussig while suspicions rise about tainted loyalties and a water supply sabotage plan. The party at Sue Porter’s villa hints at dangerous intrigues as Taussig shadows Anne.
In Louisiana the likely next governor is Jimmy Davis a singer guitarist and radio entertainer. The piece mocks rising pop culture in politics while noting Davis who sings You Are My Sunshine and other tunes has won the primary. It contrasts public leadership with entertainment and mentions Nero Caligula and wartime bravado. It ends with a bomber named Wabbit Twacks in use over Germany.
A quiz list with eight questions and the supplied answers: 1 The Bible Leviticus 25 10 2 One third larger 3 Servile 4 Volcanic eruption 79 A D Mt Vesuvius 5 Cotton 6 Singapore 7 Seventy six 8 The Golden Horn
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