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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1952
Page
12
A public conversation reveals that the leading actor has been married to the leading lady for eighteen years while praising his affection and screen presence. The exchange highlights longtime marriage and professional harmony in show business.
A guest requests the same steak as last night insisting they could not have harmed it in the least. The remark suggests a concern for animal welfare amid dining.
A man in a public square spent the night tossing pennies into a sewer and staring up at the City Hall clock to gauge the hour, a quirky local incident.
In a playful exchange a patron asks if apple pie is customary after a meal. The server confirms the dessert choice as apple pie, prompting lighthearted consideration of traditional etiquette.
A witty exchange suggests a plate of tapioca and dark glasses could pass for caviar. The quip implies a deceptive tactic to avoid recognition or detection.
The quote explores an actor as a man who steps to the stage edge peers into the wings sees props dust other actors and says a line about the view from the window in a reflective, almost meta description.
A diner complains after receiving horse meat instead of beef. The customer, exhausted, urges the waiter to remove the harness next time, noting the mix up and the difficulty of chewing the steak.
In a National Transportation Forum address, U.S. Chamber of Commerce president Henry Haley argues railroads risk socialistic government oversight. He notes RFC loans total $232 million with $99 million unpaid, and cites large government subsidies including $381 million in mail transport costs for railroads plus wartime military movement expenses totaling about six billion dollars.
Government subsidies shape air rail and shipping costs amid fiscal debates. The piece then analyzes football and baseball growth, noting Los Angeles, Dallas and other cities, Missouri players, college football policy, and Saint Louis Browns prospects for attendance and talent with emphasis on Marty Marion and Hornsby.
Angle tips boast lighter lures and lines improve strike responsiveness and reach. Philipson bamboo light-tackle rods, silk line, and level wind reels are recommended for easier handling and longer casts while highlighting bass behavior in river pools and eddies.
Huley urges funding for new enterprises and expansion on Main Streets. RFC and Defense Production Office figures show over 11 billion dollars in private applications for expanding old plants and building new facilities under the five year tax amortization clause. RFC year end report notes six months net income of 6.3 million, with 11 million for the year, including 1.4 million from railroad securities sales.
Pattern No 69 offers 18 sew-rite perforated designs in sizes 11 through 20 and a 39 inch bolero option. The ad urges sending 25 cents for Basic FASHION 52 filled with ideas to make outfits double duty and includes a minted pattern inside the book.
The text references soap in its food and using soap to wash the food down. It appears as a partial, unclear fragment with no context or identifiable event or source.
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