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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1944
Page
4
A humorous dialogue shows Mr and Mrs Do not broadcast scandals. A lion and a lamb get along with quarrels easily reconciled by adding another lamb. A mother tells a naughty girl to bed and a daughter asks about medicine after supper.
The columnist Irvin S. Cobb visited Washington shortly before his death. Reporters asked how long since his last visit and he noted many changes. He joked that if he chose a place to go crazy in Washington no one would notice.
The exchange features Brown mocking Blue for not dressing the part while Brown defends his own look as not a garbage disposal uniform, highlighting a humorous clash over attire and image.
A couple debates family consent before marriage. He wonders if the father would object, while she expresses uncertainty, guessing paternal stance could mirror her own. The exchange hints at parental influence and potential obstacles to union.
A light family exchange plays on Jimmy’s hope for ice cream at supper. He laments missing the chance to expect the treat all day, while Mother questions how that would have changed the outcome.
In a sly exchange, Jerry questions a strange feeling while holding Mabel, and Harry confirms Mabel appears queer, hinting at unusual behavior and social gossip in their circle.
Grantland Rice argues that cities labeled as major league often attract fewer fans than so called minor league or regional powerhouses. He cites Baltimore surpassing St. Louis in spectator totals and predicts a major realignment as cities like Los Angeles and Buffalo push to form stronger leagues.
A scrapbook style guide suggests making the bathroom bright and efficient with shelves over the tub and corner units for towels bath salts and lotions. It describes blue sailcloth curtains with rose appliques sewn by hand and notes a pattern No 255 for spool shelves and a booklet Make Your Own Curtains offering illustrated directions for curtains and draperies priced 15 cents postpaid.
Bedford Ills New York Drawer requests 15 cents for the book Make Your Own Curtains and 15 cents for Pattern No 255, with name and address to follow.
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