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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1951
Page
4
A craftsman shares plans to reproduce an old cobbler's bench as a coffee table. Pattern 245 includes a bill of materials, actual-size cutting guides, and step by step illustrator directions. The piece notes a price of 8c for was tern. A separate classroom anecdote features a pastor asking about sins of omission and a student's humorous reply.
In Walpole Massachusetts schools a fourth element joins reading writing and arithmetic brushing teeth. The daily brushing is now a carefully controlled recorded event as part of a study involving children and dental hygiene.
In a profile of NBC’s Fred Herlihy cousin and longtime host of The Big Snow, the piece traces his rise from Boston high school and Boston College to national radio and television prominence. It also lists other entertainment industry moves, including Janet Gaynor and Charlie Farrell in Seventh Heaven on radio, Geraldine Brooks filming in France, and Frank Sinatra signing with Universal-International. The article blends industry notes with a dental study sidebar on penicillin in toothpaste from Tufts and Walpole schools.
Jock Dudley joins the Whirlwind baseball club under owner-manager Snicker who compiles a strict rulebook. Snicker doubts instinct and polish but Dudley proves a natural and wins 10 games, challenging the veteran’s insistence on fundamentals while Butch argues the rookie owes his success to himself and reading may not matter.
A collage of feature notes on largemouth bass lore citing Dr. Walter Henshall and James Heddon’s dossier, the king of American game fish famed for traits from courage to stubbornness. It also covers new light-weight fishing spools, Remington hunting color blindness concerns, and advice on high-contrast hunter apparel to prevent accidents.
The black duck, a known eastern rival of the mallard, has been shot on Oregon and California's west coast after the season. Identification proved challenging as officials confirm it is a rare and notable appearance in the Pacific flyway.
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Wright A Patterson argues that by requiring banks to hold extra reserves, the government pays its bills using depositors money, effectively socializing bank funds and risking financial control. He warns the practice could erode private banking rights and drive political power, urging restraint. Also notes farmer prosperity and urban voting power, calling for congress to curb farm price expectations and radar station delays.
Dozens of crochet knitting and embroidery patterns printed inside the hook offer gift patterns. Pattern No 5014 includes hot tree transfer for seven designs, a color chart, instructions and material requirements. Send 25 cents for your copy of the Anne Cabot ALBUM.
A Boston teacher tells a class of young pupils about Columbus and the discovery of America. After a long moment a boy remarks, Gee! What a memory you’ve got. This light moment reflects on memory and American history.
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