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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1949
Page
10
A radio feature lampoons adult behavior with Howya Doon the adult puppet guiding grownups to skip tasty foods, count calories, and emulate a wholesome lifestyle. The sketch includes a new character Dub a Dab and references to public figures and light travel notes.
Practical house dress pattern for the busy homemaker with a net fabric option. Waist darts create slimming lines and a narrow back belt ties, encouraging multiple copies for everyday wear.
Pattern No 8422 offers sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 42 44 with 4% yards of 39 inch for size 14. Junior Mood description highlights a date track design with yoke peplum keyhole neckline and bow. Pattern No 8419 covers sizes 11 12 14 16 18 with 4% yards of 39 inch and yoke peplum 1½ yards.
Ozzie and Harriet Nelson plan Lake Arrowhead trip for winter sports but find a rink buried in ten feet of snow. Ozzie focuses on next script while their TV shift from NBC to CBS prompts sponsor troubles. Burns and Allen face cancellation pressures as Robert Young eyed as replacement. Claudette Colbert and Greer Garson eye Broadway with film commitments in flux. John Wayne signs for multiple studios and an independent project.
R Diggles hides his guilt as Mrs Tompkins requests a delivery. Dr Price faces scrutiny for dangerous prescriptions sparking memories of a past manslaughter. Diggles contemplates consequences as he contemplates filling the bottle and collapses into unease.
In a cold blustery day at the drug shop Mr Diggles alights to check a prescription from Mrs Tompkins with Dr Price. Diggles affirms duty and trust as they discuss a potential inaccuracy and the wind roars outside.
Crossword puzzle clues listed for across and down with definitions and letter counts. Solution will appear in next issue.
The piece lists questions about cinema meat languages gold sleep and more, then provides concise answers. It notes about one-fifth of Americans go to movies daily beef tops pork, Tacoma means highest heaven, Greek cited as most perfect, James W. Marshall died poor, fish do not sleep, tripe is ruminant stomach, U S has about 1125 tree species, Franklin installed the first lightning rod in 1752, kelp can reach 1500 feet.
The 1642 Massachusetts law ordered reading education for all children, unprecedented in English lands. Initially church connected and voluntary, the system was later mandated by the general court. by 1647 a formal school system was established to ensure statewide educational support and enforce parental duties.
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