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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1943
Page
3
A Soldier’s lapel insignia mirrors the regimental shield on his eagle flag, a long standing Army tradition. The piece notes soldiers’ preference for Camel cigarettes, based on service store sales, and mentions mail restrictions on overseas shipments while allowing Camels to those at home and to Navy, Marine, and Coast Guard personnel abroad.
Up to the war, ninety percent of America's about 2.8 million businesses employed fewer than eight people each, reflecting a vast array of small enterprises underpinning the economy.
Pistol Packin Vigiladies inspect each gate pass and vehicle at entry. Jewell Halliday checks credentials while examining a leather bag. Yvonne Hyden aims at the bullseye as Mary Andraski records the high score.
Botany note reports seven-leaf clovers appear as often as six-leaf variants in recent studies. Researchers observe occasional seven-leaf specimens among trendier leaf counts.
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