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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1948
Page
8
A decorticating invention creates a new market for ramie the oldest fabric base. Ramie reportedly rivals silk in strength and surpasses linen, though processing costs limit its use to high end items. Ramie can be grown widely in the southern region.
Dry goods and groceries business in Glendive Montana offering a two year lease and good equipment. Gross receipts around 90000 dollars with immediate possession offered. Price includes five thousand dollars plus inventory. Box 810 Glendive MT.
The article reflects on Easter as the proof of eternal life through Jesus Christ. It cites John 21 1 14 John 14 19 Colossians 3 14 and 12 17 and 1 John 5 11 12 to affirm that believers have life in the Son and will live forever. It emphasizes the fruits of the Spirit as evidence of eternal life and cites John 17 3 and 1 John 5 11 12 for assurance.
Devotional reading references include John 21 1 14 Colossians 1 4 12 17 and I John 5 11 12. The fragment notes SCRIPTURE and DEVOTIONAL READING with partial Bible verses. The source appears to be a liturgical or church program item.
A reflective passage on how the Bible travels across nations touching children, sages, and the penitent with its parables. It speaks to love, friendship, memory, and hope, weaving sacred speech into dreams and guiding the poor and desolate.
A new patented process makes fruit juice with the natural color of the fruit without cooking or dyes. It chills fresh juice to an ice crystal mass, then heats and separates liquid from the ice pulp mix, mills the pulp with a colloid mill, and returns the colored product to the juice.
Contrary opinion aside, pigs are clean when kept in sanitary surroundings. Proper sanitation supports good health, rapid growth, and profitable pig production.
The first steam engine to run on rails in America was built by John Stevens in 1825 and tested on a circular track on his Hoboken New Jersey estate. It had no practical application.
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