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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1945
Page
2
Foresters urge planning escape path before felling trees
An emphasis on safety warns foresters to decide immediately where to retreat when a tree groans at the stump. The advice aims to prevent buck fever and reduce serious injuries or worse from felling tasks.
Plan Ahead for Family Meals With Simple Prep Ideas
Plan and prepare your family’s needs by doing beforehand cooking. Make cookies for storage and create sandwich spreads and quick mixes for biscuits, cream sauce, and similar staples to speed weeknight meals.
Leafy Vegetables Rich in Vitamin C Source
Leafy vegetables and greens provide vitamin C. Three and a half ounces of raw turnip greens or half a cup cooked turnips supply the daily C need, with broccoli cauliflower cabbage green peas potatoes and carrots also contributing.
Breakfast variations and fruit choices in daily menus
The text notes how breakfast varies by day with different breads cereals main dishes and beverages. It observes some families start with fruit while others prefer hot foods first in cold weather and fruit later with citrus fruit often shown as a breakfast staple and orange juice servings aiding Vitamin C intake.
Crossing the International Date Line and Equator in Naval Traditions
The Golden Dragon certificates are given on many ships to sailors who first cross the International Date Line entering the Imperial Domain of the Golden Dragon. A similar ceremony marks the equator crossing where Pollywogs become Shellbacks by meeting King Neptune’s tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Neptune
Education reconversion to sustain world freedom and democracy
Washington educator John Studebaker urges a twofold reconversion of schooling to defend democracy. He argues geography and economics must be expanded beyond current limits to foster global understanding, international trade literacy, and informed judgments on policy issues influencing free enterprise and world stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
San Francisco
Educational and Cultural Council
The
United Nations
Grone
Germany
North Sea
Bavarian
Dachau
Goebbels
Hitler
America
John Studebaker
United States
Amer
Ican
Mussolini
Studebaker
Conn Outboxed Louis Before Slugging In Pittsburgh Fight
The article recounts Billy Conn’s account of his 12th round moment against Joe Louis and explains boxing versus punching as a rivalry. It notes Conn’s pride in speed and skill, his failure to maintain distance, and his belief a better boxer can beat a harder puncher. It also touches on Conn’s navy enlistment anecdote and his dislike of taking orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Louis
Conn
Joe
Killer Conn
Jim Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Corbett
Fitz
Carson City
Ruby Robert Call Box
Punch
Jack Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Dempsey
Philadelphia
Chicago
Toledo
Sam Langford
Sam
Jack Blackburn
Blackburn
Langford
Harry Wills
Army
Navy
O. K
Army Navy
Billy
Pittsburgh
Barbs. by Bankhage film on teachers and pupils sparks caution
The piece notes a film about teachers for children’s sake, warns of potential spankings for pupils, mentions a new aluminum canning process for sensitive machines, predicts job shifts in warehousing, and observes oyster shortages due to war. It also announces an eye bank to provide corneal tissue and suggests a hair bank.
High Salaries Mark 1920s Pro Sports Worth
Ruth earned an $80,000 salary in baseball, the top figure in the game at the time. Walter Hagen reportedly earned over $80,000 not from tournaments. By contrast golf did not pay players from events, a change seen as NH sports money grows. Nelson sits near $60,000 this year with big Southern tournaments forthcoming in the $10,000 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Walter Hagen
Nelson
Faultless Starch Praised by Mrs Major in Pendennis
Mrs Mary D Major of Pendennis Kansas extols Faultless Starch in a letter praising its non sticky ironing qualities. She notes smooth gliding irons and claims no sticky residue, urging readers to switch to Faultless Starch for easier ironing. The ad promotes quick hot starch preparation without cooking and urges purchase at local grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendennis
Kansas
Mary D. Major
Neighbor’s worry over wife patterns hours by the house
A neighbor paces in front of his home, visibly anxious over his wife. The exchange hints the cause is something troubling about her car.
Census Taker at Door Prompted to Say They Lost It
A census taker arrives at the home and is met with the husband insisting they lost their census years ago. The exchange underscores noncooperation with the census in a domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Household Cares Hubby-What Kind of Disposition
A light domestic quip depicts Mrs. wife noting the cook’s even temper and constant anger. The husband is described as driven to extreme reactions by his spouse, with a later punchline that reframes the incident as a bunt.
Fragmented family quarrel over porch meeting
A father confronts his daughter about an encounter with a young man on the porch. The daughter says she only stayed a moment, while the father insists he heard a longer exchange.
Stationary Dora and Cora Duel Over Model Brother
The school principal notes a model brother while Cora laments he is not a working model. The playful exchange centers on status and competence of a family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Cora
Advice to Lovelorn WAC Do you believe in lung engagements
Sailor answers that young people should be happy as long as possible, while a WAC figure asks about lung engagements. The exchange presents light humor on romance and optimism in a military or wartime setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailor
Home Sweet Home Wifey And What If Not For My Money
A playful exchange frames a marriage dynamic with wit about money and status. The husband jokes that without his money he would be a bachelor while the wife asserts a domestic role, underscoring themes of wealth and partnership in a domestic vignette.
Apples Stand Salt Water Soaked Slices
A tip states sliced apples dropped in salt water resist discoloration for a period. Keeping them in the solution allows the fruit to stand without turning brown for a time.
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Gladys Parker
Mrs. Mary Major
Gcadys Crnenwre
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Ues
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