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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1943
Page
3
A photo feature illustrating amphibious drills as American soldiers transfer from a navy launch to a smaller craft and pre flight cadets demonstrate realistic hand to hand disarming techniques. The captions frame the Navy’s ongoing growth and readiness since John Paul Jones.
Cherry Marshbanks awakens to find she is Amelia Marshbanks, the heiress of Judge Comstock and Frederick Marshbanks, with Amy revealed as Charlotte Rawlings. The judge was killed amid suspicions, Fran’s confession wavers, and Amy’s fate shifts with Gogo’s plans. Kelly Coates remains close as legal papers unlock a vast inheritance and Cherry’s future.
Kelly and Cherry discuss the mounting suspicion and risk around a judge's case as they fear a wrongful conviction. They plan to escape to calm shores, while Fran confronts truth and guilt amid pressure from Mrs Jud and the spreading tension.
On the FIOME FRONT a smart flounced blanket chest with contrasting cushion serves as a convenient seat and stores extra covers for chilly nights. Plan a chest about 17 inches high, made of one inch pine, with a double fullness flounce and a cushion filled with padding, feathers or down. Mrs Spears offers sheet 17 by 22 inches with drawings and a complete lumber fabric list, asking for Design 259 and 15 cents.
Georgia senator Alexander H Stevens who stood under five feet and weighed under 80 pounds faced a fiery western congressman who boasted he could swallow him whole. Stevens retorted that if swallowed he would have more brains in the belly than in the head.
The article explains fish feel little pain when hooked due to sparse jaw nerves. It notes trout may be hooked multiple times in a day by anglers using the same bait.
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