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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1945
Page
3
Comic exchange shifts to bragging about stock yards in Texas. Later pranksters place snapping turtles in a Texas rancher’s bed calling them Missouri bedbugs. A quip follows about rabbits and fur turning into coats.
A collection of quick quips and exchanges. Jokes feature a husband wife banter about music and singing. Other lines involve insomnia remedies and a desert mirage leading to a humorous misunderstanding.
A playful dialogue centers on a knock at the door with Wit disguising his voice and Nit replying with a pun about a little old lady. The banter highlights light hearted humor in a domestic scene.
A humorous wartime exchange plays on supply quirks. The Private jokes about Scotch tape being gone and the Sarge notes only red tape remains, underscoring bureaucratic humor in a military setting.
Mae recounts meeting a charming boy at a party and getting engaged. Kay urges caution about asking his name as Mae explains personal questions are inappropriate at first.
Two youths argue about fighting with one worried that their mother will learn. Johnny claims his mother will discover the planned visit as the doctor goes to Jimmy’s home.
The piece profiles Albert Red Schoendienst as a standout rookie, with St Louis Cardinals owner Sam Breadon predicting him as the 1945 rookie of the year. It notes his versatility, early tests in 1942, minor league success, and wartime service. It contrasts him with Joe Gordon and Bobby Doerr in batting and RBIs.
Pattern No. 8767 offers a smoothly fitted summer spectator ensemble. The design includes a bright ric rac edged jacket and jaunty broad shouldered jumper in sizes 12 to 42. For size 14 a dress requires 3 yards of 35 or 39 inch material and the jacket with short sleeves uses 1 3/8 yards.
Souvenir hunters chipped away at the tombstone of famed Kit Carson at the Taos New Mexico memorial cemetery. caretakers built a wrought iron railing around the grave site to deter further damage.
A drinker adds a scoop of ice cream to iced coffee just before serving, creating a creamy, dessert like beverage. The technique blends cold brew with frozen dairy for a rich finish.
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