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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1950
Page
8
Cal Smith hires a renowned attorney his father knew to win a case. The lawyer finally asks for a $400 fee from the $500 winnings. Cal reacts with relief that the grandfather's name wasn’t known, sparking the humorous punchline.
A young lawyer delivers a careful case in court. He pauses mid speech, asking the judge if he is following. The judge responds with a light quip about being behind him and needing help finding the way back.
The article discusses fly reel debates and introduces Ocean Citys 90 the first U S market combination reel. It offers manual two handle retrieval and automatic lever operation with upright aluminum frame and chrome line guide promising broad appeal to both single action and automatic reel fans.
The article offers kitchen tips on cooking fish and cheese to perfection, stressing precise timing and gentle heat. It provides recipes such as Pan Baked Perch and Spicy Salmon Casserole with ingredients and steps, plus sauces for fish and an Asparagus Cheese Soup with a creamy cheese finish.
The Fish and Wildlife Service announced the experimental introduction of two European species to America the European black grouse and the capercaillie Both are hardy birds suited to northern climates and may become popular game birds The capercaillie male weighs 12 to 15 pounds while the black grouse weighs three to five pounds Also noted is a large wartime level of automobile use stressing resource drains and the need for protection and propagation of natural resources.
Dairy scientist Dr. J Lloyd Henderson argues the U S milk industry has modernized drastically since World War II with cost rises lagging other foods. Advances include flash pasteurization sanitation better distribution and larger insulated tank and retail trucks.
Advice to speed up laundry includes storing damp items in plastic or cellophane in the refrigerator to prevent mildew. Lace tablecloths and bedspreads require no ironing if dried on a curtain stretcher, while blankets should avoid harsh sun and be dried in shade to preserve color and texture.
Turkish towels shrink slightly with initial washes as the knit tightens. They reach maximum absorbency after four or five washings. A little glycerine in the final rinse softens woolens. Do not dry woolens near heat. Mops wash in lukewarm water with mild suds and should be cleaned regularly to stay conditioned.
Farmers can prevent production losses by regular hoof checks for foot infections and other ills, noting that cows behave like people when feet hurt and production lags accordingly.
Two seasoned pickpockets stroll together with one stopping to check a watch. The second grows irritated asking why the other keeps checking the “ticket.” The reply: he watches to ensure the item is still on him.
A dealer claims a vase is over 2000 years old, while an American millionaire counters that the date is 1950, exposing a deception with sharp humor.
A boy arrives late to Sunday school and explains he tried to go fishing but his father would not permit it. The teacher commends the father, and the boy adds there was not enough bait for both of them, humorously justifying the decision.
A young wife’s note asking prayers for her husband at sea reaches the pastor. He reads aloud a corrected version declaring the husband seeks prayers for his wife instead, creating a humorous mix up during the pulpit moment.
A mistress complains about a guest whose laughter kept others awake. The cook apologizes, recalling the mistress once attempted to bake a cake and failed, framing a domestic anecdote as a cautionary memory. The exchange highlights household frictions and humor in a quiet domestic scene.
After rescuing a fellow townsman from his burning home a grocer modestly said Any one would have done the same thing He was a very good customer and a neighbor.
The work should be done by a waterproofing contractor or an experienced mason. He is the one to decide how the job should be done.
A dramatic exchange shows a woman admitting to striking her husband with a chair after failing to lift the table the scene hinges on a casual justification. The lines capture a grim moment of domestic conflict with ironic tone and restrained violence.
Officials of the chemical company announce tonnage production of APF, a bacterial fermentation feed component with Vitamin B12 about 40 times fish meal. The element will improve feed efficiency for chickens and hogs, speeding animal growth at lower cost and should reach consumers soon.
A college faculty member's son brings home a sack of change from his first Sunday school day. His mother asks the source, and the boy replies they have bowls of money there, prompting gasps from the parents.
Prof. C. J. Chapman of the University of Wisconsin explains that adding superphosphate to manure improves plant food balance and preserves valuable nitrogen. It should be mixed before spreading, at 20 to 25 pounds per load in the spreader.
A classroom joke centers on a teacher asking the difference between one yard and two yards. Tommy quips a fence as the answer and then sits on the ruler six times, delivering a light moment in arithmetic.
A comic panel shows a clerk telling the boss his wife urged a raise. The boss replies he will confer with his wife before granting any pay increase.
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