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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1951
Page
4
Pattern 236 offers a simple plan for twin bunk beds with standard size springs and mattresses. It uses quality lumber stock and common hand tools, and is offered by Workshop Pattern Service in Bedford Hills New York for 25 cents.
A domestic scene unfolds as Mrs Brown’s husband, a writer, works at home producing manuscripts to fund hiring a maid. The new helper Sally offers to work for three dollars a week, explaining she cannot be paid more until Mr Brown finds steady work. The dialogue touches humor and class.
Henry P. Davis of Remington Arms argues that hunter's luck is secondary to effort and know‑how. The piece cites a Maryland creel census showing fish caught by a small share, explains hoop nets and trotlines, and ends with advice on early yard training for gun dogs.
Enrichment of white bread since March 1941 has reduced beriberi and pellagra and improved national health. Bakers celebrate ten years of adding B vitamins and iron through milling, aiding nutrient absorption and reducing malnutrition among Americans.
The Frederic W. Ziv Company offers a perfect setup for STINGESSORE TRENE DUNNE and Fred Mac Murray as editor and star reporter in a transcribed radio series. Enrichment of bread with B vitamins is discussed as a public health success linking whole grain nutrition to daily bread.
In a humorous reminiscence, a tall husband nicknamed Big Red suffers a severe leg fracture during a painting accident. His long hospitalization features numerous operations and pain, while his wife recalls the trio of neighbors whose gall stones, insomnia, and allergies become fodder for their visitors. The couple endures the visitors with laughter, hoping for a complete recovery.
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Wright Patterson argues that General MacArthur’s call for freedom of the individual frames the 1952 campaign as a choice between rights and socialism. He contends Republicans risk being finished if they reject the MacArthur platform while questioning Russia and defense spending fuels.
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