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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1949
Page
5
Directions for renewing porch rugs by coating grass or fibre mats with exterior paint thinned to stain consistency using one part turpentine to four parts paint. A 9 by 12 rug needs about three quarts of paint and one and a half pints of turpentine.
Mrs Case debates tea or beer with a window cleaner who explains beer aids glass polishing by breath, revealing a humorous domestic moment.
After a party, the host jokes about Senator Pompess being tight as a drum, while his wife defends him saying he was not drunk since he slid down the banisters without losing balance. The exchange ends with light, humorous quips about self restraint.
Tom questions a judge letting a presumably guilty man go free. An attendant explains the verdict rests on a lack of hearing, underscoring the pun that you cannot convict without a hearing.
A bemused bystander notes Jim Towsley sits in a corner, silent for fifteen minutes, while another village loafer jokes that he is waiting for the storekeeper to bring back the spit, implying a long wait and local chatter.
A humorous tirade condemns divorced couples who announce splits with civility. The writer mocks stars and society figures for peaceful partings, laments the loss of dramatic breakups, and rails against tame separations amid references to Hollywood, politics, and pop culture events of the era.
A comic exchange centers on a fight with a wife. The husband recalls her crawling to him on hands and knees and shouting to come out from under the bed. The dialogue highlights domestic chaos in a brash, joking tone.
A man complains to the row behind him that he cannot hear his movie. The other patron retorts that what he says to his girl is none of the complainant’s business. The exchange ends with a blunt challenge.
A brief aphorism notes that women favor being seen in everyday company over receiving deference or elevation from others. The line suggests social dynamics where visible respect is valued less than approachable companionship.
Advertisement seeks agents for a winter automotive product with quick profits. Provides instruction to write for full information to Kleer Kote Kover Inc Lock Box 6187 Chicago 80 Illinois.
Night club with restaurant and service license plus adjoining hotel area on four city lots at McNary Damsite. Must sell with easy terms. In Hood River Oregon contact Co W Mann.
Gertrude Berg returns with The Goldbergs on CBS Friday nights as a popular family saga. Paramount plans tie-ins sending Susan Wanger to big pay amid a weekly Mutual interview series featuring Erskine Johnson. Vaughn Monroe’s Singing Guns stars join radio and film plans with Ella Raines. George Burns reveals his brother Willie now produces the Burns and Allen show.
Police detective Randy SUMNER falls for Pamela Tony Quarles’s girlfriend while undercover in Chicago. He engineers a plan to capture Tony and Pamela, but inner conflict grows as he spends days with them. The case strains loyalties and risks blowing the operation.
Randy confronts Tony Quarles at the Seaside bar and shoots him to protect Pamela. Quarles taunts Pamela as she recoils, while Randy discovers Pamela has told the truth about her past and the danger she faced from the Chicago gangster now allied with him.
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A Chicago report warns parents that accidents were the leading cause of death for children aged 1 to 14 in 1947, with 10 731 accidental deaths, far surpassing pneumonia and polio.
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