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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1951
Page
4
A popular outdoors lantern pattern 343 shows a simple cutting and soldered joint design. The lantern uses thin metal cut with tinsnips or a chisel and mounts on a six by six inch post. Pattern price is 25 cents from WORKSHOP, EASTERN SERVICE, Bedford Hills, New York.
A quick dressing blends tomato paste with mayonnaise and seasonings for meat or fish salads. Egg cooking requires low to moderate heat to avoid toughness. To remove white mahogany spots apply vaseline over days. A card table frame aids rug hooking. Peanut butter bait catches mice. Hang rayons in shade and avoid clothespins. Fold towels for ironing prep.
Public relations manager Henry P. Davis outlines deer hunting safety and technique. Tips cover target verification, still hunting, partner awareness, shot placement, and post kill handling for meat preservation. A separate note reports a Michigan trout identification poll showing 40 percent cannot distinguish brook, brown, or rainbow trout.
A column promotes ice panfish flies for winter crappie and bream fishing. It notes sparse dressing and added weight to reach deep winter fish and suggests this gear enhances sport and dinner prospects on the ice.
Psychologists and educators argue that properly chosen comic books could aid emotional mental and educational development in children. They note challenges to adoption and the need for suitable magazines.
James Mason, feared for anti British film roles, stars as Rommel in The Desert Fox and as a top Nazi spy in 5 Fingers. He may play Javert in Les Miserables next. Other notes cover Marilyn Monroe projects Night Without Sleep and Tembo by RKO. Also, comic publishers push educational mags for children with Leverett Gleason forecasting 80 million monthly issues and schools using comics in curricula.
A narrator recalls Jane, eldest of eight, who held the family together after their mother’s death. He watches her endure hard work while others rely on her, learns of her weakness, and returns to Gransberry to find her frail and resting on a couch. She shows quiet strength as a suitor remains hopeful.
Puzzle clues across and down include definitions for items from footwear and flavor to dynamite inventor and ancient city. Readers fill in entries such as answers for 6 down and other interlocking terms, with penalties for mis-spellings and overlap.
The author questions President’s war scares as political theater not reflecting immediate threat. He argues for practical, balanced funding and warns Russia’s atom capability requires credible air power, radar, and coast defenses. A congressional inquiry into the readiness program is urged to avoid partisan manipulation.
Fresh water fish actively absorb water to balance salts, while sharks maintain salt balance with reduced water intake. In contrast, many other fish drink water as part of their osmoregulation routine to manage salinity differences.
A playful clown doll idea uses basket scraps for a costume and wool yarn for hair. Pattern No. 5210 includes transfer for the doll and clothing plus measurements sewing and finishing directions.
The passage argues that international discourse remains noisy yet U S foreign policy is sound in principle. It likens national vigor to the spirit of 76 and indicates a call for practical, pithy guidance to educate children using a left handed approach as a metaphor for adaptability.
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