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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1950
Page
8
Bacon On Turkish Drink Caffa From 1624 Writings
Francis Bacon notes a Turkish beverage named caffa made from a dark berry. He claims it steadies the mind and heart and aids digestion. The description links the drink to a strong scent and soot-dark color.
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Francis Bacon
Marines Establish Guan tanamo Bay Beachhead in 1898
First American forces to land in Cuba during the Spanish American War were U S marines who established a beachhead at Guan tanamo Bay in June 1898.
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Cuba
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Crows Help Farmers by Eating Insect Pests
Farmers find crows harmful to corn but beneficial as they prey on insect pests. Scientists estimate a crow flock on an average farm consumes about 19 bushels of insects per season.
Foot Specialist Praises Human Foot as Delicate Yet Enduring
A renowned foot specialist described the human foot as a remarkably balanced and synchronized mechanism far surpassing the finest timepieces in complexity while bearing greater punishment than any machine could endure.
Population in 1492 When Columbus Arrived
The text states that in 1492 the total Indian population of North America was about 1,150,000, with 846,000 living within the present United States boundaries. This summary preserves the figures and geographic scope.
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North American
United States
Shellac Use in India Long Before Caesar’s Gauls
Indians used shellac to protect temple and home surfaces over a century before Julius Caesar’s legions invaded Gaul, signaling early material preservation practice.
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Julius Caesar
Gaul
India
Cascade Locks store and apartment for sale
1949 gross sales 65000 dollars for a grocery meat and beer business with a good lease. Includes store and four room apartment. Full price about 10000 dollars. Reason for selling personal. Write Box 183 Cascade Locks Oregon.
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Cascade Locks
Oregon
Machine and blacksmith shop for sale in Twisp Washington
Lathe 18 inch by 60 inch with attachments including a 60 ton press a radial drill two Wilson welding machines 350 and 200 amps power hack saw shear forge electric hammer two grinders and small tools stock. Price 8000 dollars substantial payment and terms balance. Raye Sackett Twisp Washington.
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Wilson
RAYE
Sackett Twisp
Washington
Concrete Block Plant for Sale in Glendive Montana
For sale in Glendive Montana a concrete block manufacturing plant 72 by 34 feet with three 10 by 30 foot curing tunnels. Includes electric motors continuous mixer and elevators. Located near sand with access to eastern Montana and western North Dakota markets. Write or call East End Texaco Station 1023 North Merrill Glendive Montana.
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Glendive
Mont
Montana
North Dakota
East End
Texaco
N. Merrill
Inland Empire Bedding Display at Kent's Dollar-Saving Store
An Inland Empire bedding display promotes a wide range of beds and bedding products at Kent's New Dollar-Saving Store located on West 35 Main in Spokane Washington. The ad highlights shipping to all Inland Empire points and emphasizes saving on trade terms.
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Inland Empire
Kent
Main
Spokane
Washington
Carnegie Chides Smoker on London Train
On a London trip Andrew Carnegie confronted a passenger lighting a cigar in a non smoking car. After warnings, Carnegie’s card led the guard to recognize the high profile offender who quietly moved to another carriage.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie
Policeman Questions Accident Cause After Sleeper Incident
A tourist explains that his wife fell asleep in the back seat, prompting the officer to inquire how the crash occurred. The exchange highlights a quiet roadside mishap as investigators seek details.
Strange wall listening patient and quiet warning joke
A male nurse in a mental hospital encounters a patient who signals for quiet and says listen here. The nurse hears nothing and the patient explains the wall muffle all day. Humane Boss asks Joe why quitting. Joe replies he keeps a horse out of a job.
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Humane Boss
Joe
Turkey Pie and Related Dishes From Lynn Chambers Menu
A vintage menu features Turkey Pie with butter, flour, milk and canned vegetables, baked in cheese pastry. It also covers Creamed Turkey Rice and Mushroom dishes, broth from bones, and Cream of Turkey Soup. Additional items include Grapefruit-Orange Salad, Bacon Muffins, Apple Brown Betty, and a varied set of turkey centered preparations.
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Lynn Chambers
Sleight of Hand in Senate Airmail Subsidy Probe
Senate commerce committee fends off Pan American Airways from an airmail-subsidy survey while hiring Pan Am accountants to conduct it. The move, tied to Sen. Owen Brewster, faces criticism for overpaying Ernst and Ernst amid bid concerns.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Pan American Airways
Senate
Pan Am
Owen Brewster
Maine
Brewster
Latin America
Washington
TWA
Howard Huyes
Georgetown University
Pan American
Commerce Committee
Edward Sweeney
West Virginia
Harley Kilgore
Kilgore
Northwest
United Airlines
National Production Authority
New Defense Agency
Richardson Bronson
Germany
Bronson
Phillips Hawkins
Wall Street
William E. Draper
Ancient joke ends with farmer and drunken painters collision
A farmer traveling home hears a fire siren and pulls over for the emergency. The hook and ladder truck screeches past and hits the wagon. A cop questions the farmer who retorts he let the siren pass and watched the painters arrive intoxicated.
Alaska as 49th state on crowded U S map
In a playful exchange, Jane notes Alaska might become the 49th state while Irma jokes about finding space on a full map of the United States.
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Jane
Sweetie
Alaska
Irma
United States
Christmas gift idea for smokers Camels and Prince Albert
A Christmas pitch promotes Camels and Prince Albert tobacco as ideal gifts for smokers. It notes Camels as mild full flavored cigarettes and Prince Albert as America's best selling pipe tobacco, both gift wrapped with built in greeting cards for easy gifting.
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Prince Albert
America
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