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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1946
Page
3
Article offers sewing guidance for transforming a dated formal into a new spring suit. It covers repurposing bodice and skirt, using striped fabric for boleros or jackets, matching accessories, and shaping pads with featherbone. It details circular skirt hemming, hanger-stage fitting, chalk marks, and precise hand stitches for clean results.
Grantland Rice discusses brains on and off the field with Cardinals and Yankees, praising instinct and concentration. He cites Fred Merkle Babe Ruth Nap Lajoie Eddie Arcaro Ty Cobb and Knute Rockne quotes to argue that true smartness comes from rapid, instinctive decision making and sustained focus, not just schooling.
Practical guidance for sewing children's wear focusing on washability wearability ease of making warmth and attractiveness. Emphasizes smart looking clothes good fasteners and trims easy laundering fitting muslin patterns and batching cutting for efficiency.
Boleros belts and peplums dominate the season with longer street skirts and shorter dancing styles. Ballet influence extends to beachwear and tunic suits. Flattering lines for larger builds and plaid taffeta bags draw interest for younger shoppers. Drawstring bags remain popular.
Hank Borowy predicts a tougher National League season as teams like the Cardinals Giants Dodgers Pirates Braves and Phillies will be stronger. He notes the Cubs face better hitting and pitching across the lineup and cites his own arm condition and the need for pitching depth.
The box office manager notices a man repeatedly buys one ticket at a Broadway theatre. He explains to the manager that he cannot do anything about the other patron who keeps tearing up tickets at the door, so he buys another every time.
In a terse exchange a patient asks for help to dull his conscience while the doctor suggests cultivating self discipline rather than weakening moral judgment. The brief dialogue centers on willpower and ethical conduct.
A salesman frets over starting a motor as a new model is touted for smooth running. The dialogue hints at confidence in engineering and the challenges of ignition testing.
A first grade student explains heat makes things bigger and cold makes them smaller. The teacher nods and asks for an example. The student replies that in summer days are long and hot, while in winter days are short and cold.
A couple jokes about handling bills by marking them insufficient funds rather than sending checks. The exchange plays on a playful misunderstanding of finances and household duty.
Mrs I accuses her partner of exiting a saloon last night. He defensively replies he had to come out sometime. The brief exchange captures a rustic, humorous domestic moment.
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